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Saint Mary's Convent — Bruff

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Saint Mary's Convent — Bruff
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Attached single-cell convent chapel, built in 1915, having lean-to to north and south elevations and chancel with dormer attic to east elevation. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods and finial. Hipped roof to chancel. Rendered walls with render plinth course and limestone plaque to chancel wall. Round-headed Diocletian style openings to nave having render mouldings with keystones and stained glass windows. Square-headed openings to lean-tos with stained glass windows and render surrounds. Round-headed openings to chancel having stained glass windows. Curved rendered gallery to interior, entrance end. Render Doric columns set on square-profile plinths supporting round-headed arches to chancel with panelled soffits.

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