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Kilkenny - Cill Chainnigh
Co. Kilkenny - Cill Chainnigh James's Street
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Saints Patrick and Kieran(Modern Irish: Pádraig) 5th-century Romano-British Christian missionary and bishop in Ireland. Known as the 'Apostle of Ireland', he is the primary patron saint of the island. |
George Smyth
1890 - 1909 |
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On the courtyard.
Signed: G. Smyth | Dublin
[the bishop's coat of arms with motto 'scio cui credidi' - I know him in whom I have believed.] this statue of st. patrick |
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Stone statue in a niche above the entrance of the Chapter House; above the windows are stones with initials and date: 'AD AB 1890' (AB = Abraham Brownrigg)
Ciarán of Saigir (c. 501 - c. 530), also known as Ciarán mac Luaigne or Saint Kieran, was one of the Twelve Apostles of Ireland. He is the partron saint of the diocese of Ossory, whose first bishop he was. The bishop's seat of Ossory the the Kilkenny cathedral, whose full name is The Cathedral of the Assumption and Church of Saint Kieran.
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Stone relief in the tympanum above the side window of the Chapter House. The relief shows a shield with a portrait of St. Patrick, flanked by ribbons with the names St. Canice and St. Kieran. In the facade above the window bishop Brownrigg's coat of arms.
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