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Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - general view of church
Photograph by Roger Stalley. General view of the church at Fertagh. The nave is to the right of the image, it was converted into a handball alley. The MacGillapadraig mortuary chapel is to the left, north of the nave.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - MacGiollapadraig chapel, junction between east wall and nave
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Image of the junction between the east wall of the MacGiollapadraig chapel and the original nave showing a clear masonry break.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - MacGiollapadraig chapel, junction between west wall and nave
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Views of the junction between the nave and MacGiollapadraig chapel showing a clear masonry break. A twin ogee light under a square label can be seen in the nave wall.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - nave wall, images of details and section
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Images of the north nave wall at Fertagh including a filled - in feature and a section of the rubble masonry wall.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - north nave wall, window
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Twin ogee headed light under a square label in the north nave wall of Fertagh church.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - round tower
Photograph by Roger Stalley. The round tower at Fertagh.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - window, general view and details
Photograph by Roger Stalley. A window from Fertagh, re - set as the west window of Johnstown Roman Catholic Chapel in the nineteenth century.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, exterior - window, general view and details
Photograph by Roger Stalley. The east window of Johnstown Church of Ireland Church. This window was taken from the church at Fertagh and reset here in the nineteenth century.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - church, east wall
Photograph by Roger Stalley. A view of the interior surface of the east wall of the original church at Fertagh. The masonry style may be cyclopean but this is obscured by the wall having been rendered with cement to create a playing surface for handball.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - font, basin
Photograph by Roger Stalley. The font originally from Fertagh but now housed in Johnstown Roman Catholic Chapel.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - MacGiollapadraig chapel, details of east wall
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Images of the east wall of the MacGiollapadraig chapel including a twin window with round headed lights (missing its mullion) and a recessed feature with lintel.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - MacGiollapadraig chapel, images of junction with nave
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Images of the angles where the MacGiollapadraig chapel meets the original nave at Fertagh showing two clear masonry breaks.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - MacGiollapadraig double tomb, general view
Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of the side of the MacGiollapadraig tomb, located within their mortuary chapel to the north of the nave at Fertagh.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - MacGiollapadraig double tomb, multiple views of tomb chest sides
Photograph by Roger Stalley. Views of the tomb chest of the MacGiollapadraig double tomb. The tomb chest is decorated with various architectural forms interspersed with foliate designs.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - MacGiollapadraig double tomb, view of effigies
Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of the top slab of the MacGiollapadraig double tomb housed in the mortuary chapel at Fertagh.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior - polygonal font, multiple images of faces
Photograph by Roger Stalley. The font from Fertagh, now housed in Johnstown Catholic Chapel.
Fertagh, County Kilkenny, interior and exterior - MacGiollapadraig chapel, general view from north
Photograph by Roger Stalley. General views of the MacGiollapadraig chapel from the north.
Franciscan Friary, Ardfert, Co Kerry, exterior - south elevation of the nave
Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of first bay of the south nave wall. Chamfered arch moulding is carried on a cylindrical pier of ashlar masonry with bell capital and water - holding base. Late Gothic entrance to night stair and coeval south cloister walk can be seen on far side of nave arcade.
Franciscan Friary, Ardfert, Co Kerry, exterior - tower, nave and south transept
Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of tower, nave arcade and south transept from the south - west.Three bay nave arcade carried on cylindrical piers, the most westerly pier is buttressed. South transept has three bays of round arches on square piers. The south gable elevation has a large pointed window with switch - line tracery. Tower is lit with…
Franciscan Friary, Ardfert, Co Kerry, interior - choir and south cloister walk
Photograph by Roger Stalley. View of nave through to south transept and south cloister walk from north - west(north elevation missing). East end has five graded lancet windows with one additional lancet in the centre of the gable. South elevation has nine trefoil - headed lancet windows with niches below which have round, trefoil and ogee - headed…