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St Patrick's Cathedral, Cashel, Co Tipperary, interior - nave south wall, tomb niche/altar
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Tomb niche in the south wall of the nave. Stalley has compared the capitals here to capitals found at nearby Hore Abbey, a building largely dating from the 1270s.
St Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny, exterior - West doorway, detail
Photograph by Roger Stalley.Detail of West portal. Spandrel (south side of portal) showing foliate boss and quatrefoil frame containing figural carving depicting a genuflecting angel looking upwards.
Athenry Dominican Priory, north chancel wall, canopied tomb niche, tomb chest architrave
The tomb chest section of canopied tomb, edge moulding of chest with pinnacle to sinister and moulding of small traceried panel to dexter. Moulding comprises, from pinnacle: fillet, quarter roll, quarter roll, flat surface, quarter roll, flat surface, quadrant, right-angled rebate, hollow chamfer. This tomb niche, in its overall composition, is…
Abbeyknockmoy Cistercian Monastery, north chancel wall, O'Kelly Tomb, jamb and arch
Jamb and arch of O'Kelly tomb, the moulding is unusual, and comprises from intrados: hollow chamfer, hollow chamfer, hollow chamfer (forming a kind of polygonal shaft), protruding double roll.
St. Mary's Augustinian Priory, Devenish Island, south west angle of tower, door jamb and arch
Doorway under tower, moulding comprises from intrados: hollow chamfer, hollow chamfer, hollow chamfer. The workmanship here is very fine and the stone has held its surface dressing. This door is almost identical in moulding and quality to the south west door of the nave in Holycross Abbey, Co. Tipperary. This, like the chancel door, suggests the…
Abbeyknockmoy Cistercian Monastery, east window, jamb
Jamb of east window, from intrados moulding comprises: beak, ogee keel, hollow.