c.1830
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January 1 item
Viewing Stone
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Stone Gargoyle
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Limestone Textures
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Carved Stone
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Stone Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Stone Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Stone Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Stone Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Church Doors
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Visitors Viewing
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Walking Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Looking Stone
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Panoramic Ireland
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Path Leading
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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Irish Church
This adapted image is based on Thomas Newenham’s 1830 engraving of Kilmallock Dominican Priory, one of County Limerick’s most important medieval monuments. Founded in 1291 by the Fitzgerald family, the priory, also known as St Saviour’s, stands beside the River Loobagh within historic Kilmallock. Newenham’s original view appeared in Picturesque Views of the Antiquities of Ireland and recorded the ruins during the nineteenth century. This modern adaptation respectfully reimagines that historic scene while preserving the character, architecture and atmosphere of the original composition. The priory’s tower, east window and weathered stonework remain enduring symbols of Kilmallock’s rich medieval heritage today.
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