Speaker of the Irish Parliament placing cap of liberty on Hibernia, Industry and Law standing to left, Fame flying left above, vulture and wolf in exergue
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VTCVNQVE FERENT EA FACTA MINORES VINCIT AMOR
PATRIAE (Translation: However posterity may consider these acts, love of country prevails)
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QVIQVE SVI MEMORES ALIOS FECERE
MERENDO
SACRVM SENATORIBVS CXXIV QVI TENACES PROPOSITI FORTITER AC
PRVDENTER JVRA PATRIAE RITE VINDICARVNT XVII DIE DECEMBRIS AERAE
CHRISTIANAE MDCCLIII QVOCIRCA VIVITE FORTES (Translation: Who by deserving well have made others cherish their memory. Sacred to the 124 senators who, firm to their purpose, boldly and wisely have duly vindicated the rights of their country, 17 December 1753 of the Christian era; wherefore long live ye brave men)