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Freestanding limestone Celtic cross funerary monument, erected c. 1871 in memory of Very Rev. John Spratt D.D. Plain stepped base, chamfered tapered plinth with raised panels, that to front having inscription and side panels having carved images depicting Temperance Pledge (north), St. Joseph's Night Refuge (south) and Carmelite Church of Whitefriars (east). Undecorated Celtic cross with panels, top in form of house-shaped shrine, central stud to front and rear face of cross ring. Surrounded by decorative cast-iron railing with quatrefoil and cross motifs on cut limestone plinth. Located adjacent to entrance to O'Connell Monument in Glasnevin Cemetery.
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