Parnell Monument
Grave monument in Dublin, Ireland, dating from 1890–1940
Circular-plan grave enclosure of 1891, comprising grassed mound with unhewn Wicklow granite stone (placed 1940) inscribed 'Parnell' located to centre. Encircled by decorative cast-iron railings on moulded limestone plinth; double twisted cast-iron rails between barley-twist piers having moulded bases, ball finials and medallions at intersections bearing shamrock and ivy motifs. At intervals are square-plan cast-iron piers with moulded finials and stringcourses and trailing shamrock and other ornament. Gate piers at cardinal points having moulded caps and trailing ivy motif, sealed with painted steel rails. Tarmac perimeter path. Located in Glasnevin Cemetery to west of cemetery mortuary chapel.
- Type:
- Grave monument
- Period:
- 1890–1940
- Where:
- Dublin, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 53.37°N, 6.28°W
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