75, Wicklow Street

No. 75 Wicklow Street is a building that was originally the Church School of St Jude's Church, which was demolished in 1936. It was constructed in 1872 by Joseph Peacock. The building is made of yellow stock brick with red brick bands and stone dressings, featuring hipped and gabled slate roofs in a Gothic style. The facade is irregular, comprising two and three storeys at the corner of Britannia Street, with three windows on one side and a six-window return.

The building has round-arched doorways with panelled doors, and the former main entrance is located on the return, complete with a stone hood-mould. The windows are dressed in stone with transoms and mullions, and the ground floor windows on the right are separated by a brick buttress that terminates in a stone-faced, pointed niche. Above the first-floor windows, there is a stone string course with brick relieving arches. One first-floor window on the gable end features a pointed head and hood-mould, with three lights and trefoil tracery, and a similar window is present on the return forming a gable. The ground floor windows on the return have been altered. The interior has not been inspected.