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Notes on Irish architecture (1875)

Dunraven, Edwin Richard Windham Wyndham-Quin, Earl of, 1812-1871, Stokes, Margaret, 1832-1900 · London, G. Bell and Sons · leaf 138

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cells, part of the cashel, or enclosing wall, and someleachta and other sepulchral monuments, along with the crosses of the stations on theWay of the Cross. St. Brendans Chapel is the most remarkable of these ruins. It is 12 ft. long by 8 ft.6 in. broad. The walls are formed of thin stones fitted… … n Inisglora. 41 so long used as a place of interment, that it is considerably raised above its former level,and three sides of the little building are nearly buried. The west side alone is quite free.The walls have been caused to bulge in by the pressure from without, and it is probablethat the…

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