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Iron gate screen, erected c.1905, on symmetrical plan, at northeast entrance to Phoenix Park. Two pairs of decorative wrought-iron gates hung on open wrought-iron piers with cast-iron mouldings and finials surmounted by scrolled iron brackets supporting copper gas lanterns. Flanking vehicular entrances are matching pedestrian iron gates hung on matching piers surmounted by ball finials. To north of entrance screen, short span rock-faced limestone plinth wall supporting spear-headed wrought-iron railing. To south, convex plinth wall constructed in rock-faced limestone with moulded limestone ashlar coping and surmounted by spear-headed wrought-iron railings terminated by single tall rubble limestone pier. Between vehicular entrances, to west, is central meridian comprising stone setts framed with granite kerbing.
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