St Fin Barre's Cathedral
Building misc in Cork, Ireland, dating from 1300–1500
Elaborate Medieval doorway, built 14/15th century, positioned in boundary wall of St. Finbar's Cathedral. To Dean Street entrance, cut limestone gateway with round headed brick swept arch. Brick course to springing of arch, brick and rendered coping to top of gateway. Wrought iron gate. Two steps down to street level into grounds of Cathedral. To Cathedral grounds, multifoil arch with roll mouldings, springing from clustered columns with chamfered base. Simple pointed inner arch with roll mouldings springing from clustered columns.
- Type:
- Building misc
- Period:
- 1300–1500
- Where:
- Cork, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 51.89°N, 8.48°W
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