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Freestanding cruciform-plan Gothic Revival funerary mausoleum, erected c. 1855, in form of chapel over vault. Steeply pitched offset limestone roof with saddleback verges and closed gableted lantern to centre; and with corniced eaves. Ashlar limestone walling over plinth with stop-end chamfered corners. Cusped lancet openings to north, south and west elevations, having chamfered reveals and sills, hood-mouldings with foliate stops; cusped triple-trefoil roundels above; opening to west infilled with concrete block; openings to north and south having inscribed marble tablets. Pointed-arch doorway to east, having pole moulded surround, infilled with concrete block. Marble inscription panels fixed to southwest, northwest and northeast corners. Rectangular base having urns on pedestals to each corner. Set in rectangular enclosure, on limestone platform, with gravelled perimeter, and bounded by decorative cast-iron railings on cut limestone plinth. Located in early, eastern part of Glasnevin Cemetery.
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