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Freestanding Egyptian-revival mausoleum, erected c. 1866. Pitched granite roof having pole-moulded ribs and ridge and overhanging cavetto cornice, and with pedimented gables. Tapered granite walling on sweeping plinth, having trapezoidal doorway to east end and similar blind to west. Rectangular inscribed panels to east and west long sides, with raised surrounds. Entrance has leaf and cross moulding over doorway, with inscription to closure and has vermiculated rustication to plinth beneath. Stepped ashlar granite base to monument. Located in eastern part of Glasnevin Cemetery.
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