What is recorded here
Three fragments of Romanesque stonework are re-used at Ardmore Cathedral (WA040-008002-). Two stone heads are built into the butresses, and a sill in the W window of the S nave wall is possibly re-used from another church. (O'Keefe 1992, 84)
O’Keefe, T. (1992) Romanesque architecture and sculpture at Ardmore. in C. Nolan, T. P. Power and D. Cowman, (eds), Waterford – history and socitey, 73-104, Geography Publications, Dublin.
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload: 20 October, 2011
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