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Dunfierth, County Kildare - Tomb of Sir Walter Bermingham
Dunfierth, County Kildare - Tomb of Sir Walter Bermingham
Fragment of Tomb-Chest, Dublin
Fragment of Tomb-Chest, Dublin
Franciscan Abbey, Adare, County Limerick - St. Francis
Franciscan Friary, Clonmel, County Tipperary - Tomb of Thomas and Ellen Buttyler (Butler)
Tags: [Catherine] Poer, Apostles, Architecture Ireland, Blessed Virgin, Butler family, Buttyler, Church architecture, Cistercian architecture, Clonmel, Clothing and dress--History--Medieval, County Tipperary, Crowns, Edmund Thomas Butler, Ellen Butler, figure sculpture, Holycross Abbey (Thurles, Ireland, Ireland), James Galdy, Jesus Christ, Mary, Peter Butler, Saint, Saints, son of Peter Butler, son of the Earl of Ormond, St. John the Baptist, Stone Carving, Thomas [Fitz] Peter Butler, Thomas Butler, Thrones, Thurles (Ireland), Tipperary (Ireland : County), Virgin and Child enthroned (Sculpture), wife of Edmund Butler
Franciscan Friary, Clonmel, County Tipperary - Tomb of Thomas and Ellen Buttyler (Butler)
Tags: [Catherine] Poer, Apostles, armour, Butler family, Buttyler, Clonmel, Clonmel (Ireland), Costume, County Tipperary, Crosses, Edmund Thomas Butler, Effigies, Ellen Butler, figure sculpture, Franciscan sculpture, Funerary monuments, Gentry Ireland, Inscriptions, Ireland, James Galdy, Knight, Latin, Peter Butler, Saints, Sepulchral monuments, Sepulchral slabs, son of Peter Butler, son of the Earl of Ormond, Stone Carving, Swords, Thomas [Fitz] Peter Butler, Thomas Butler, Tipperary (Ireland : County), Tombs, wife of Edmund Butler
Franciscan Friary, Clonmel, County Tipperary - Tomb of Thomas and Ellen Buttyler (Butler)
Tags: [Catherine] Poer, Apostles, Architecture Ireland, armour, Butler family, Buttyler, Church architecture, Cistercian architecture, Clonmel, Costume, County Tipperary, Crosses, Devices (Heraldry), Edmund Thomas Butler, Effigies, Ellen Butler, figure sculpture, Franciscan sculpture, Gentry Ireland, Holycross Abbey (Thurles, Instruments of the Passion, Ireland, Ireland), James Galdy, Knight, Peter Butler, Saints, son of Peter Butler, son of the Earl of Ormond, Stone Carving, Thomas [Fitz] Peter Butler, Thomas Butler, Thurles (Ireland), Tipperary (Ireland : County), wife of Edmund Butler
Franciscan Friary, Clonmel, County Tipperary - Tomb of Thomas and Ellen Buttyler (Butler)
Tags: [Catherine] Poer, Apostles, Architecture Ireland, armour, Butler family, Buttyler, Church architecture, Cistercian architecture, Clonmel, Costume, County Tipperary, Edmund Thomas Butler, Effigies, Ellen Butler, Gentry Ireland, Holycross Abbey (Thurles, Inscriptions, Ireland, Ireland), James Galdy, Knight, Latin, Peter Butler, Saints, son of Peter Butler, son of the Earl of Ormond, Stone Carving, Swords, Thomas [Fitz] Peter Butler, Thomas Butler, Thurles (Ireland), Tipperary (Ireland : County), wife of Edmund Butler
Franciscan Friary, Ennis, County Clare - Creagh Tomb
Franciscan Friary, Ennis, County Clare - Creagh Tomb, Christ and the Apostles
Franciscan Friary, Ennis, County Clare - St. Francis
Franciscan Friary, Kilconnell, County Galway - Carved Figures on Tomb Finial
Franciscan Friary, Kilconnell, County Galway - Carved Figures on Tomb Mensa
Franciscan Friary, Kilconnell, County Galway - Tomb Niche
Tags: Architectural, Bishop of Toulouse, Blessed Virgin, Church architecture Ireland Galway (County), County Galway, Decoration and ornament, Franciscan Architecture, Galway (Ireland: County), Inscriptions, Ireland, Kilconnell, Latin, Mary, Saint, Saints, Sepulchral monuments, St. Denis of Paris, St. Francis, St. James Major, St. John the Baptist, St. John the Evangelist, St. Louis, Stone Carving, Tombs, wild atlantic way, William O'Kelly
Franciscan Friary, Meelick, County Galway - St. Francis
Galway City, County Galway - French Tablet
Tags: 373?-463?, Architectural, Church vestments, County Galway, Decoration and ornament, Devices (Heraldry), figure sculpture, Galway, Galway (Ireland: County), Gentry Ireland, Inscriptions, Ireland, Mary Browne, Monuments, Patrick, Saint, Saints, Sir Piter Frenich, Stone Carving, wild atlantic way