POLITICS AND RELIGION IN THE FIFTEENTH-CENTURY CITY

The misericords of St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick. By Charlotte Murphy St Mary’s Church of Ireland cathedral in Limerick possesses the only set of medieval choir-stalls to survive Ireland’s troubled past. Attached to the underside of these stalls—or misericords, as they are more usually known—are fascinating carvings. There are also bosses of a grotesque nature at ... Read more

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