Bank of Ireland — Silver Street

Corner-sited multiple-bay three-storey bank, built c.1920, with chamfered corner to two streets. Rendered parapet with rendered chimneystacks, dentillated eaves cornice and cast-iron rainwater goods. Rendered walls to upper floors with moulded plat-band. Channelled ashlar limestone walls to ground floor, with stone plinth and panelled fascia. Camber-arch window opening to first floor southwest bay of Silver Street elevation opening with moulded surround and keystone; square-headed window openings elsewhere to upper floors, first floor openings having moulded render pediments, alternately triangular and segmental. Coved round-headed openings to ground floor, with timber fixed and one-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows, stone keystones and stone sills. Round-headed double-height coved opening to southwest bay of Silver Street elevation, with round-headed timber sliding sash window over having blocked square-headed former opening. Round-headed coved opening to chamfered corner, with timber panelled double-leaf door, fanlight and projecting semi-circular canopy with carved Doric columns and pilasters. Cast-iron railings set on ashlar plinths to both elevations.