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Armorial plaque (present location) in Waterford City is an armorial plaque (present location) in Waterford City, County Waterford, Ireland. The plaque displays the arms of the city together with the date 1593 and originally came from the Shambles Market in High Street. It features the motto Intacta manet scutii Waterfordiae, which translates to The shield of Waterford remains intact, a phrase given by King Henry VII after Waterford withstood a siege by Perkin Warbeck in 1495. Currently displayed in Waterford's Medieval Museum, the plaque was regilded and repainted in 2012.

This plaque, currently displayed in Waterford's Medieval Museum which is located above a Medieval Undercroft (WA009-005040-), came originally from the Shambles Market in High Street. It displays the arms of the city together with the date 1593. The motto ‘Intacta manet scutii Waterfordiae’ may be translated as ‘The shield of Waterford remains intact’: it was given by King Henry VII after Waterford withstood a siege by Perkin Warbeck in 1495. The plaque was regilded and repainted in 2012. Compiled by: Michael Moore and Claire Breen Date of revision: 03 February 2014

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