Papers read at the Royal Institute of British Architects (1853)
Royal Institute of British Architects · London, Royal Institute of British Architects · leaf 248
e park at Adare, about eight miles from Limerick, is a very perfect and beautiful specimen of the Franciscan type. It belonged to the Augustine order, but is precisely similar to many of the finest Franciscan monasteries. The church has a nave with a southern transept, which has deep eastern… … remind you that my examination has always been of a rapid and cursory nature, my object being rather to obtain general ideas, by glancing at a number of examples, than to investigate carefully a few. The alibey buildings are on the north side, and have cloisters enclosing a small area, and with low…
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