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Freestanding limestone mausoleum, erected c. 1880. Pitched stone roof divided by three ribs, outer ribs having crockets, Celtic cross finial to east (rear) apex, and corniced eaves. Ashlar limestone walling over battered coping to plinth; red marble pilasters to corners and mid-section, having stiff-leaf capitals with corresponding stringcourses. Pointed-arch window opening to east gable with vestigial cusped tracery and flush chamfered sill. Shouldered square-headed doorway to west gable, with inscription above, flanked by red marble colonnettes with chevron detail and stiff-leaf capitals, round-headed archivolt over with nail-head moulding to blind panel; decorative cast-iron double-leaf gate with geometric panels. Set in Glasnevin Cemetery south of O'Connell Circle.
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