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Iron railings mounted on granite plinth, built c. 1820, marking boundary between Wilton Terrace and Grand Canal towpath. Cylindrical iron railings with pointed tops and cast-iron collars, mounted on dressed granite plinth over random limestone rubble wall (exposed to south-side only). Braced by raked iron supports on projecting dressed granite plinth stops to south side. Curved section to eastern end, pierced by a pair of dressed granite steps, where railings abut western parapet of McCartney Bridge; quarter-circular iron fixing adjoins railings to granite coping of bridge parapet. Square-headed opening to south side with brick surrounds and rendered lintel.
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