St Mary's Parish Church, New Ross, Co Wexford, interior - south transept, south elevation
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Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of south transept from the north showing triple lancet windows in south elevation, single lancet window in east elevation and two-bay arcade between main transept space and western flanking aisle. Arcade has cylindrical piers with bell capitals, water-holding bases and chamfered arch mouldings. Lancet windows have twin bonded shafts with annulet rings and foliate capitals carrying rere-arches moulded with roll-and-fillets. These and the hood mouldings above, which terminate in head carved stops, also have dogtooth ornament. A piscina, with a simple pointed arch, is present on the south elevation below the most easterly of the three lancet windows.Role:
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St Mary's Parish Church, New Ross, Co WexfordWork:
architecture
Author: Stalley, Roger
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transept, lancet window, cylindrical pier, bell capital, water-holding base, bonded shaft, dogtooth ornament, hood moulding, label stop, annulet, foliate capital, chamfered arch moulding, niche, piscinaMovement:
MedievalStyle:
Early English GothicLicences: