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Enclosed Roman Catholic cemetery established 1829, with upright and recumbent grave markers of varying materials and designs, dating from 1829 to the beginning of the twenty-first century. Mortuary chapel to centre, on raised podium within mature landscaping. Sexton’s house to north-east boundary having small yard to south. Calp limestone boundary walls with medallion motif, having rubble stone parapet to north boundary and north section of west boundary, wrought-iron railings over calp limestone plinth wall to south section of west boundary. Rendered entrance portal to north-east corner having rendered capping with cross finial, plaque with lettering ‘D.O.M’, segmental-headed opening having block-and-start cut granite surround and double-leaf wrought-iron entrance gates, giving access from Saint Vincent Street West. Located along the Grand Canal, Saint Vincent Street West and former Bulfin Street.
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