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Ornate cast-iron gateway, erected c.1850, at east entrance to former Rossmore Castle. Four square-plan cast-iron piers with foliated scrolled ornament to shafts, fleur-de-lys ornament to frieze, and triangular pediments to each side. Central double-leaf vehicular gate, with symmetrical scrolled ornament, flanked by single-leaf pedestrian gates with symmetrical scrolled cast-iron ornament. Low rubble limestone plinth wall, with limestone coping and cast-iron railings having pointed finials, curving to meet large rectangular-plan rusticated outer piers, with block caps having moulded base cornice and Latin cross motif in high relief. Coursed rubble limestone demesne wall. Located to east of Rossmore House with gate lodge inside entrance.
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