Saint Mary's Abbey Chapter House

Abbey in Dublin, Ireland, dating from 1190–1210

Chapter house and associated passageway or slype, built c.1200, being the surviving remains of St Mary's Cistercian Abbey, set in basement of later warehouse. (50060654) Rib-vaulted roof of coursed rubble having Dundry stone tripartite corbels and ornately moulded ribs. Three lancet windows to east end, now blocked up. Contains section of reconstructed cloister using stones found in Cork Street excavation.

Type:

Abbey

Period:

1190–1210

Where:

Dublin, Ireland

Coordinates:

53.35°N, 6.27°W

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