What is recorded here

Architectural fragment in Emly is an architectural fragment in Emly, County Tipperary, Ireland. The 2014 inventory recorded the upper part of a 16th- or 17th-century ogee-headed window in the northeast gable of Halla Naomh Ailbhe, the former Roman Catholic church. Measuring 0.54 by 0.4 metres, it had chamfering, cusped spandrels and a punch-tooled hood, and then served as the head of a rough stoup. It may have come from the medieval cathedral or one of the unlocated castles in Emly.

In the NE gable of the community hall called Halla Naomh Ailbhe, which was formerly the RC church. The upper portion of an ogee-headed window (dims. 0.54m x 0.4m) of 16th or 17th-century-date. It is chamfered with cusped spandrels and has a chamfered hood (L 0.6m) dressed with punch tooling. It may have come from the medieval cathedral (TS065-013002-) or may be a window head from one of the unlocated castles within Emly. In its present location it acts as the head of a rough stoup which has been inserted into the thickness of the NE gable. Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 13 May 2014

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