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Quadrant gate screen, built c. 1832, located at east entrance to Glasnevin Cemetery, comprising granite triumphal arch with cornice, blocking course, moulded imposts, having rusticated walling below imposts and ashlar walling above, keystoned archivolt, frieze inscribed 'Beati Mortui Qui in Domino Moriuntur' ('Blessed are the Dead who die in the Lord'), and limestone cross finial with ball base on plinth; decorative double-leaf cast-iron gate and railings on rendered plinth wall; double-height rendered screen wall to north and south sides, latter being east elevation of associated gate lodge and former being part of adjoining public house. Flagged entrance.
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