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Terraced three-bay four-storey shop over concealed basement, built 1920, now in multiple use. Flat roof hidden behind granite ashlar parapet having chimneystacks on party walls shared with No.29 to south and No.31 to north. Unified granite ashlar façade with Nos.29-33 O'Connell Street Lower, sharing same parapet height and having small variations in main (west) elevations. Minimal granite classicism with engaged pilasters to attic storey, with moulded string course and having dentillated entablature below. Pilasters with rectangular panels to north and south. Giant pilasters to first and second floors, pilasters shared with neighbours. Plain moulded platband and squat channelled engaged pilasters to ground floor flanking canted recessed shopfront. Square-headed window openings to upper floors throughout, moulded granite surrounds to first to third floors, square moulded panels to second floors risers, having fluted carved disc date plaque 'AD 1920' to central panel. Timber-framed side-hung casement windows throughout having granite sills. Shop accessed from main entrance at No.31, having combined interior. Recessed canted shopfront, having shuttered side entrance accessing upper floors at south end of west elevation. Rear access from Earl Place via modern brick Clery's building.
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