Pen and ink sketch of sepulchral monuments with inscriptions in the old church in Caherconlish, located six miles from Limerick on the road to Cashel.<br>This medieval church was altered in the nineteenth century. Now ruined, it is surrounded by a graveyard. <br>Sources:<br>Archaeological Survey of Ireland, at http://webgis.archaeology.ie/NationalMonuments/FlexViewer/, record LI014-079005. Accessed 2.11.2014.<br><em>The Urban Archaeological Survey of County Limerick</em>, compiled by John Bradley, Andrew Halpin and Heather A. King (Dublin: Office of Public Works, 1985).
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– <br/>[1st monument] <br/>RIS / TH<br/>M. ANNABEL GOULD<br/>DIED XXVII MAY MDCLXXII.<br/><br/>
[2nd monument] <br/>SANTA MARIA / IHS / INRI / S<sup>t</sup> IOANNES<br/>HUNC TUMULUM THEOBALDUS BOURK SIBI ET UXORI SUI SLANIE BRIEN FIERI FECIT BOURKIARUM SOBOLES CAROLINO SANGUINE TINCTA. ATQUE BRIANORUM NOBILITATA TRIBU. <br/>HIC THEOBALDE IACES TECUM
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Image Details
Bibliographical Details
| Travel Account |
Observations in a Voyage through the Kingdom of Ireland
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| Print or manuscript |
Manuscript |
| Location of image in copy |
p. 209 |
| Source copy |
National Library of Ireland
MS 392
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| Permalink |
https://ttce.universityofgalway.ie/irelandillustrated/view/image/ii_image_1375098412 |
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Courtesy of the National Library of Ireland |
Related text from travel account
[1st monument] On y<sup>e</sup> left hand side going to the Alter is seen this upon S<sup>r</sup>. George Ingoldesby’s wives mother.<br>
[2nd monument] On the right hand going up to the Altar place of y<sup>e</sup> Chancel of Carigkenlish is seen this monument against the wall. [p. 209]
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