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Detached single-storey boat club building, built 1910, with mono-pitched 'side aisles' to long sides, hipped-roof addition to road end and pitched-roofed addition to river end, both additions being mid-twentieth-century in date and also in corrugated iron. Pitched corrugated-iron roof with ridge punctuated by three vents. Shallow mono-pitched roof to addition, with replacement uPVC rainwater goods. Painted corrugated-iron walling. Square-headed window openings, with plain surrounds, replacement uPVC window to south elevation, otherwise openings boarded over in timber sheeting. Range of painted timber doors. Set between road and River Liffey, with tarmac forecourt. New-build replacement to original rowing club building directly opposite. Internally, timber A-frame trusses with tensile steel supports, original walling removed and roof of original structure supported on cast concrete piers.
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