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 292
een already men-tioned. Cormacs Chapel (as we have just noticed) has two squaretowers attached to it, but any such departure from Irish traditionappears at this period to have been rare. The characteristics of Irish Romanesque architecture have beendescribed in some detail, partly on account of the… … SOUTir WINDOW IN NAVE OF TEIMPI,F,-NA-HOE,ARUFICRT (p. 129). NORTH WINDOW OF CIIANCFIL, TOMf;RANKV (P. 129). TofacLf. 130 *^v*^ sit, 4 jKi;^P^«J WKST DOORWAY, CLONFEKTtATHEDRAL (PP. lOI, 124,
Church architecture · Round towers · Decoration and ornament
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