Irish ecclesiastical architecture, with some notice of similar or related work in England, Scotland and elsewhere (1910)
Champneys, Arthur Charles · London: G. Bell and Sons, Ltd. · leaf 102
le cement was used; it was a sort of mixture of shell grouting andclay. I think it was merely grouted in the centre of the wall. Thus the walls of the very ancient-looking church of Killelton, nearTralee, have very little mortar except towards their centre. And thechurch known as Labba (or Leaba)… … Pl. XIV IART OF TOMCRANKV CHURCH,IKOM THE SOUTH (IP. 37, 39, 207, .?oS). WEST END OF TOMGRANICVCHURCH (pp. 37, 39, 207, 20S). DOORWAY OF I.AIiP.A MOLAGA(P. 37 E-IC). Tofau- p. 34 Pl. XV
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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