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Granite ashlar quay, built c.1790, one of several continuous quays that define north side of Liffey. Quay walls are ashlar granite blocks with saddle-back finish, ramped in places. North side bounded by flagstone pavement with granite kerbs, with steel flagpoles adjacent. Custom House located at west end of quay. Quay also retains range of warehousing and Sherzer Rolling lift bridge to eastern end. Memorial to Great Famine by Rowan Gillespie, erected 1997.
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