St Mary's Parish Church, New Ross, Co Wexford, interior - south transept, aisle and side chapels seen from the west
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Photograph by Roger Stalley. View from the west side of the southern transept showing entrances to the eastern transept chapels. There is also a partial view of the northern respond of the transept arcade showing a moulded bell capital carried on a cylindrical pier with water-holding base. The eastern elevation of the transept shows a sexfoil window in spandrel between the pointed chamfered arched entrances to the chapels. They have double lancet windows framed by arches with dogtooth ornament and roll mouldings resting on bell capitals and bonded shafts. The chapels are linked by a pointed chamfered arch and the southern-most chapel has a round headed window in the southern elevation.Role:
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IrishTitle of Larger Entity:
St Mary's Parish Church, New Ross, Co WexfordWork:
architecture
Author: Stalley, Roger
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lancet window, bell capital, chamfered arch, hood moulding, sexfoil window, bell capital, transept chapel, nailhead ornament, roll moulding, round headed window, bonded shaft, bell capital, cylindrical pier, respond, water-holding base, dogtooth ornamentPeriod:
MedievalStyle:
Early English GothicLicences: