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Snecked squared rubble limestone, constructed c.1999, incorporating features of former three-bay three-storey with attic façade of former infirmary building of c.1780 later used as Galway County Council headquarters. Features window openings comprising cut limestone coping, square-headed window openings with recent timber sliding sash frames, six-over-six pane to ground floor and three-over-six pane to upper storeys, having cut-stone Gibbsian surrounds with triple keystones and cut-stone sills. Oculus openings to attic-storey with timber louvers and cut-stone Gibbsian surrounds. Round-headed door opening having cut-stone Gibbsian surround and recent timber glazed double-leaf door, overlights and timber tympanum. Recent commemorative plaque to wall.
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