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Freestanding limestone Celtic cross funerary monument, erected c. 1896, comprising stepped chamfered base and tapered plinth with memorial inscription to north face. Celtic cross profusely and differently enriched to all faces with spirals and interlacing, studs to each end and centre of head, and with house-shaped shrine-style top. Lowest panel of front face features series of six interlaced creatures biting tail of fellow to front. Gravelled enclosure having barley twist wrought-iron rail and piers, latter having cross finials, on chamfered limestone dwarf plinth wall. Located adjacent to south boundary of Glasnevin Cemetery.
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