St Patrick's Cathedral, Cashel, Co Tipperary, interior - north transept, north elevation, windows
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Photograph by Roger Stalley. General view of the upper part of the north elevation of north transept. The triplet of deeply splayed lancets have rere-arches treated with roll-and-fillets. These are supported by endelit shafts (some of which are missing) punctuated with annulets and topped with capitals of varied design including stiff-leaf. The hoods, moulded with an ogee-like hollow and roll, have stops of balled stiff-leaf. The central light has its pitch adjusted to accommodate a rose window above. The heads of the lights have been lowered at some point in the history of the building.Role:
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IrishTitle of Larger Entity:
St Patrick's Cathedral, Cashel, Co TipperaryWork:
architecture
Author: Stalley, Roger
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transept, lancet window, quatrefoil window, banded shaft, roll-and-fillet moulding, foliate capital, foliate label stop, rere-arch, hood moulding, rose window, annuletPeriod:
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