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Gateway providing entrance to Trinity College, erected c.1860, comprising double-leaf cast-iron vehicular gates with foliate details to base, spear finials, cast-iron stops having fluted domed caps, flanked by square-profile openwork cast-iron piers on granite plinths, with foliate finial detail, crests, egg-and-dart and leaf-and-dart motifs, surmounted by orb-shaped lamps on cast-iron finials, having curvilinear cast-iron buttresses. Matching railings, with openwork piers having anthemion finials and curvilinear brackets, on carved ashlar granite plinth wall. Ashlar granite terminal piers with recessed square-headed panels. Cast- and wrought-iron railings to entrance passage, having wrought-iron pedestrian gates and cast-iron uprights with fluted domed caps.
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