All Saints' Church

Church/chapel in Dublin, Ireland, dating from 1885–1890

Freestanding cruciform-plan Church of Ireland church, dated 1889, comprising three-bay nave with gabled chancel to east end, flanked by vestry to north and mortuary chapel over basement to south, with gabled transepts to north and south elevations, semi-circular-plan baptistery to north elevation, and square-plan three-stage tower to south elevation. Pitched natural slate roofs, conical to baptistery, with fish-scale tiles, terracotta ridge cresting, cut limestone copings surmounted by cross finials, cut limestone chimneystack to vestry, cast-iron rainwater goods and carved limestone corbels and eaves course. Octagonal-profile cut limestone spire with ribs to tower surmounted by copper finial and having carved ornamental corner finials to base. Snecked ashlar granite to walls, pier buttresses to walls, plinth course having cut limestone coping, carved limestone sill course, cut limestone platband at impost level, and stringcourses at apexes of gables to transepts, nave and chancel. Carved limestone date plaque to chancel gable. Buttresses to corners of tower terminating in octagonal-profile corner finials and spires, with flanking arcaded parapet enclosing walkway around spire. Pointed arch window openings, paired to north and south elevations of transepts and to ground stage of tower, with carved limestone surrounds within cut limestone chamfered surrounds and sills, carved li

Type:
Church/chapel

Period:
1885–1890

Where:
Dublin, Ireland

Coordinates:
53.38°N, 6.18°W

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