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Diocese Elphin
County County Roscommon
Architect Welland, Joseph
Country Republic of Ireland

Principal Name	Reference	Diocese	Window	Date	Iconography	Artist
Ardcarne	080040	Elphin	W01	1860 plaq	P001 P002 P003 St Matthew P001 P002 P003 St Mark P001 P002 P004 P005 St Luke P001 P002 P004 St John	designer Barraud, Francis Philip (1824-1900) attrib studio Lavers & Barraud; London def
			W02	1888 mem	P006 P007 Angel and Women at the Tomb P006 Ascension	studio Burlison & Grylls; London def
			W03	1920 lit	P008 Patience	designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) doc studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin doc
			W04	1921 insc	P009 P010 Faith	designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) sgn doc studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin doc
			W05	1911 lit	P011 P012 Resurrection	designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) doc studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin doc
			W09	1935 lit	P013 St Berac P013 P014 P015 St Patrick P013 St Brigid P013 P016 Christ as Good Shepherd	designer Hone, Evie (1894-1955) lit studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin lit
Boyle	080100		W02	1910 mem	P001 P002 Christ Blessing Children	studio Watson & Co.; Youghal sgn
Boyle	080100		W09	1914 insc	P003 P004 Parable of the Good Samaritan	studio Watson & Co.; Youghal sgn

Abbreviations used for studios/artists
doc	Documented	Primary source to support the attribution.
lit	Literature	Secondary source to support the attribution.
sgn	Signed	The window is signed with name, initials or mark.
attrib	Attributed	A likely attribution.
def	Definitely	The attribution is made with confidence.

Abbreviations used for dates
doc	Documented	Primary source to support the given date.
lit	Literature	Secondary source to support the given date.
sgn	Signed	Date appearing on the glass along with the signature or mark.
insc	Inscribed	A date formally painted as part of the inscription.
plaq	Plaque	A date appearing on a plaque nearby.
mem	Memorial	A date of death appearing either on the glass or on a plaque nearby; note that the date of installation of a window could vary greatly from the memorial date.
circa	Circa	A likely date.

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W01
sanctuary; east
Four lancets, 4080mm x 490mm and six intersecting tracery-lights.

Patronage: Lorton.

studio Lavers & Barraud; London (def)

designer Barraud, Francis Philip (1824-1900) (attrib)

dating 1860 (plaq)

Iconography

St Matthew

left

St Mark

2nd from left

St Luke

3rd from left

St John

right

Boyle
No dedication
Reference: 080100

W02
sanctuary; east
Two lancets, 2870mm x 560mm, one quatrefoil and two small tracery-lights.

Patronage: Clarke.

W01 and W03 are ornamental windows, also by Watson.

studio Watson & Co.; Youghal (sgn)

dating 1910 (mem)

Iconography

Christ Blessing Children

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W02
nave; south; east-most
Two lancets, 3040mm x 540mm and one tracery-light.

Patronage: King-Harman.

studio Burlison & Grylls; London (def)

dating 1888 (mem)

Iconography

Angel and Women at the Tomb

left

Ascension

right

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W03
nave; south; 2nd from east
One lancet, 1410mm x 480mm.

Patronage: Peyton.

W04 (contemporary) is inscribed 1921.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)

designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (doc)

An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

dating 1920 (lit)

Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

Iconography

Patience

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W04
nave; south; 3rd from east
One lancet 1410mm x 480mm.

Patronage: Peyton.

Rare case of A.E. Child rebus. Good example of "Deanta in Eireann" (Made in Ireland) trademark, dated 1921.

designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (sgn)

dating 1921 (insc)

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)

designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (doc)

An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

Iconography

Faith

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W05
nave; south; 4th from east
Two lancets 3000mm x 550mm and one tracery-light.

Patronage: Kirkwood.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (doc)

designer Child, Alfred Ernest (1875-1939) (doc)

An Tur Gloine, List of Principal Windows, 1903-1928, National Gallery of Ireland, Centre for Study of Irish Art

dating 1911 (lit)

Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

Iconography

Resurrection

Boyle
No dedication
Reference: 080100

W09
nave; north; east-most
Two lancets, 2890mm x 530mm, one quatrefoil and two small tracery-lights.

Patronage: Mahon.

W01 and W03 are ornamental windows, also by Watson.

studio Watson & Co.; Youghal (sgn)

dating 1914 (insc)

Iconography

Parable of the Good Samaritan

Ardcarne
St Beaidh
Reference: 080040

W09
north transept; north
Two lancets 3050mm x 640mm and one tracery-light.

Patronage: Kirkwood.

Window difficult to photograph - obstruction behind.

studio An Tur Gloine; Dublin (lit)

designer Hone, Evie (1894-1955) (lit)

dating 1935 (lit)

Nicola Gordon Bowe, David Caron, Michael Wynne: Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1988

Iconography

St Berac

lower

St Patrick

left, upper

St Brigid

right, upper

Christ as Good Shepherd

tracery