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List of Illustrations in the Ordnance Survey Letters for Galway

Volume I

Volume	Illustration	Page	Hyperlink to illustration
1	Arms at head of epitaph for John Burke of Glinsk	72	View illustration
1	Inscription in Ballintober Abbey	89	View illustration
1	Doorway in Killian old Church	108	View illustration
1	Tombstone with black-letter inscription at Abbey of Knockmoy	135	View illustration
1	Tombstone with black-letter inscription at Abbey of Knockmoy	136	View illustration
1	Black-letter inscription on the wall of abbey of Knockmoy	138	View illustration
1	Doorway in Kill-Fursa old Church	162	View illustration
1	West doorway in Cill Chathail old church	224	View illustration
1	High Cross at Cashel	245	View illustration
1	Doorway in West gable of Kiltiernan old Church	305	View illustration
1	Window in south side wall of Kiltiernan old Church	306	View illustration
1	Doorway in south side wall of Oranmore old Church	317	View illustration
1	Doorway in Round Tower at Rosscom	322	View illustration
1	Inscribed stone, Kiltullagh old castle	333	View illustration
1	Recess in side wall of Saint James's Chapel, Rahoon	340	View illustration
1	Map of the diocese of Annadown or the territory of Iar-Chonnacht	363	View illustration
1	Plan of Killeenavarra old Churches	368	View illustration
1	Cross-inscribed tombstone at Isert-Kelly old Church	505	View illustration
1	Cross-inscribed tombstone at Isert-Kelly old Church	506	View illustration
1	Cross-inscribed tombstone at Isert-Kelly old Church	506	View illustration
1	West doorway in Saint Derivla's Church in Kilmore-Erris, County Mayo	515	View illustration
1	John O'Donovan's examples of windows of 'Primitive Irish Churches'	516	View illustration
1	John O'Donovan's example of doorway in high medieval parish churches	520	View illustration
1	John O'Donovan's example of form of window in west gable of high medieval churches and abbeys	521	View illustration
1	Forms of window in John O'Donovan's 'Gothic Style'.	521	View illustration
1	John O'Donovan's example o form of east window of high medieval churches and abbeys	522	View illustration
1	John O'Donovan's alternative example of form of east window of high medieval churches and abbeys	522	View illustration
1	Doorway of Aghawall [Oughaval] old church under Croagh Patrick	572	View illustration
1	Doorway & windows of Killaspugbrone old church, County Sligo	574	View illustration
1	Doorway of the Church on Church-Island in Lough Key, County Roscommon	575	View illustration
1	Window in east gable of Temple Brecan old church on Inishmore, Aran Islands	579	View illustration
1	Sketches to illustrate John O'Donovan's observations on the proportional relationships of cathedral and round tower as specified in an early legal text (TCD MS H. 3. 17. Col. 653)	581	View illustration
1	Example of Mr. Rickman's 'long and short masonry' in a church at Monasterboice, County Louth	585	View illustration

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Volume II

Volume	Illustration	Page	Hyperlink to illustration
2	Round-headed doorway in west gable, Meelick monastery	56	View illustration
2	Double doorway in south wall, Meelick monastery	56	View illustration
2	Window in south wall, Meelick monastery	56	View illustration
2	Windows in west gable of Dononaughta old church	61	View illustration
2	Upper part of doorway in Kilnamonoge old church	65	View illustration
2	Outer face of window in south wall of Kilnamonoge old church	66	View illustration
2	Tombstone with cross and inscription in Clonfert churchyard	105	View illustration
2	Doorway in west gable of Clonfert Cathedral	106	View illustration
2	Window in south side wall of Templemore or Cathedral of Kilmacduagh	151	View illustration
2	Doorway in west gable of the cathedral at Kilmacduagh	151	View illustration
2	Doorway in south wall of the cathedral at Kilmacduagh	151	View illustration
2	Doorway in south wall of Teampull Muire, Kilmacduagh	159	View illustration
2	Window in east gable of Teampull Muire, Kilmacduagh	159	View illustration
2	Window in east gable of Hynes's Monastery, Kilmacduagh (a) Outer face (b) Inner face	161	View illustration
2	Plan of monastery of Kilmacduagh	164	View illustration
2	Stones inserted in east wall of north wing of Teampull Mór, Kilmacduagh (a) Representation of St. Colman, Bishop; (b) Crucifixion scene	165	View illustration
2	Window in east gable of Saint Ethnea's Church, Killiney (a) Inner face (b) Outer face	176	View illustration
2	Windows in Church of St. John the Baptist, Kilmacduagh	183	View illustration
2	Upper part of breach in south wall of St. Brigid's old church near Ballinasloe	227	View illustration
2	Patrick O'Keefe's map of County Galway divided into its ancient territories, made under the supervision of John O'Donovan	487	View illustration
2	Doorway in south wall of Beagh old Church	495	View illustration
2	Outer face of second window in south wall of Beagh old Church	496	View illustration
2	Inner face of window in south wall of Beagh old Church	496	View illustration
2	Buttress on south wall of Beagh old Church	497	View illustration
2	Sectional view of buttress on south wall of Beagh old Church	498	View illustration
2	Triple window in east gable of Kinalekin Abbey	505	View illustration
2	Quadrangular window in wall extending from east gable, Kinalekin Abbey	506	View illustration
2	Doorway in Chapel attached to Kinalekin Abbey	511	View illustration
2	Carved stone window in Kinalekin Abbey	512	View illustration
2	Carved stone window in Kinalekin Abbey	513	View illustration
2	Window in east gable of Meelick Church, Clonrush Parish	525	View illustration
2	Cross-inscribed stone, Oileán Mór	533	View illustration
2	Cross-inscribed stone, Oileán Mór	534	View illustration
2	Doorway in round tower, Inishcealtra	540	View illustration
2	View of Holy Island, Lough Derg, from Mountshannon, July 1838	540	View illustration
2	Window of round tower, Inishcealtra	542	View illustration
2	Outer face of window in south wall of St. Caimin's Church, Inishcealtra	547	View illustration
2	Inner face of window in south wall of St. Caimin's Church, Inishcealtra	547	View illustration
2	Window in south wall of St. Caimin's Church, Inishcealtra (a) Inner face; (b) Outer face	548	View illustration
2	Cross carved on stone to north-east of 'small chapel' near St. Caimin's Church, Inishcealtra	550	View illustration
2	Top of doorway in south wall of St. Mary's Church, Inishcealtra	553	View illustration
2	Window in south wall of St. Mary's Church, Inishcealtra	553	View illustration
2	Doorway in west gable of St. Mary's Church, Inishcealtra	554	View illustration
2	Stone head in south wall of St. Mary's Church, Inishcealtra	555	View illustration
2	Inscribed stone below stone head in south wall of St. Mary's Church, Inishcealtra	555	View illustration
2	Window in east gable of 'Baptism House', Inishcealtra	557	View illustration
2	Base of stone cross with Irish inscription, Inishcealtra	559	View illustration
2	Inscription on base of stone cross, Inishcealtra	560	View illustration
2	Sketch-plan of monastery of Inishcealtra, showing position of churches and round tower	567	View illustration
2	Upper part of inside of window in east gable of Kiltartan old church	602	View illustration
2	Outside of window in east gable of Kiltartan old church	603	View illustration
2	Doorway in north side wall of Kiltartan old Church	606	View illustration
2	Window in north wall of Kiltartan old Church	607	View illustration
2	Window in south wall of Kilthomas old church	623	View illustration
2	Window in north wall of Kilthomas old church	624	View illustration
2	Window in south wall of Kilbeakanty old Church	628	View illustration

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Volume III

Volume	Illustration	Page	Hyperlink to illustration
3	Window in east gable of the Church of the Seven Daughters, Inishmore	28	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of the Church on Oileán da Chruinne	29	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of the old church of Ballinakill	31	View illustration
3	Caislean na Circe or Castle of the Hen	45	View illustration
3	Doorway of St. Patrick's Church, Inchagoill	47	View illustration
3	Doorway of Teampull na Naomh, Inchagoill	49	View illustration
3	Window in south wall of Teampull na Naomh, Inchagoill	49	View illustration
3	Cross-slab built into Teampull na Naomh, Inchagoill	49	View illustration
3	List of characters from Thomas Astle's 'The Origin and Progress of Writing' (1784)	50	View illustration
3	Cross-inscribed pillar with ancient inscription, Inchagoill	50	View illustration
3	View of Doon Castle, June 10th 1839	74	View illustration
3	Cloghan (stone house) on High Island	81	View illustration
3	Chapel of St. Feichin from the west, and ruins of the wall that surrounded the church	82	View illustration
3	Fragment of window in east gable of chapel of St. Feichin, High Island	82	View illustration
3	View of old Church of Kill	89	View illustration
3	John Kennedy's sketch of greyhound at Maree, 1815	109	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of St. Mac Dara's Church, Oileán Mac Dara	134	View illustration
3	Doorway and windows of St. Mac Dara's Church, Oileán Mac Dara	136	View illustration
3	View of. Mac Dara's Church, Oileán Mac Dara	136	View illustration
3	View of fish house on Wine Island near Ballynahinch	137	View illustration
3	Window at the west side of Ballynahinch	138	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of the old church of Moyrus	139	View illustration
3	Doorway in old church of Moyrus	140	View illustration
3	View of old church of Moyrus	140	View illustration
3	Window in old church of Moyrus	140	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Aughnanure Castle	168	View illustration
3	Fireplace and doorway at Aghnanure Castle	169	View illustration
3	View of Aghnanure Castle	169	View illustration
3	Tower at Aughnanure Castle	170	View illustration
3	Ruin of an old Church	171	View illustration
3	View of an old church on the roadside near Ross	172	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Dún Aengus	206	View illustration
3	Part of inner wall at Dún Aengus	209	View illustration
3	Dun Aengus from Ledwich's 'Antiquities of Ireland' (1790)	219	View illustration
3	Fishing hook' found at Dún Aengus	221	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Dún Eoganacht	225	View illustration
3	Flight of stone steps in Dún Eochla	236	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Dún Eochla	236	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Dubh Chathair in Killeany	249	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of Dún Conchobhair in Killeany	258	View illustration
3	Ground-plan of fort in townland of Moore, Inish Meain	264	View illustration
3	View of O'Brien's Castle, Inisheer	266	View illustration
3	Stump of a Round Tower at Killeany	348	View illustration
3	Ornamented stone found at Killeany	352	View illustration
3	View of Teaghlach Einde, Inishmore	356	View illustration
3	View of Teampull Beanáin, Inishmore	362	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of Teampull Beanáin, Inishmore	363	View illustration
3	Cross-slab to south of Teampull Beanáin, Inishmore	363	View illustration
3	View of St. Kieran's Chapel, Monaster	366	View illustration
3	Cross-inscribed pillar to northeast of St. Kieran's chapel, Monaster	367	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of St. Kieran's Chapel, Monaster	368	View illustration
3	Cross-inscribed termon stones at St. Kieran's Chapel, Monaster	369	View illustration
3	Monumental pillar-stones at Teampull an Cheathrair aluinn, Inishmore	373	View illustration
3	View of Teampull Mac Duagh, Inishmore	380	View illustration
3	Doorway in west gable of Teampull Mac Duagh, Inishmore	381	View illustration
3	Stone with an inscription at St. Brecan's Church, Inishmore	390	View illustration
3	View of St. Brecan's Church, Inishmore	391	View illustration
3	Cross-ornamented stone dedicated to the Holy Ghost at a dried-up well near St. Brecan's Church, Inishmore	392	View illustration
3	St. Brecan's Church, Inishmore (a) Window in east gable; (b) Doorway in south wall; (c) Window in south Wall	393	View illustration
3	View of Teampull a'Phoill near St. Brecan's Church, Inishmore	394	View illustration
3	Ruined building said to have been a church, Inishmore	397	View illustration
3	Cross-inscribed stone near the lake, Inishmore	397	View illustration
3	View of the castle of Arkin or Cromwell's Fort, Inishmore	403	View illustration
3	View of the tower of Cromwell's Fort, Inishmore	403	View illustration
3	Doorway and east window of Teampull Muire, Inish Meain, and of a window in the Cathedral of Galway	405	View illustration
3	View of Teampull Muire, Inish Meain	405	View illustration
3	Stone Cross at Saint Kenirg's Bed, Inish Meain	406	View illustration
3	Doorway in Kilcannonagh old church, Inish Meain	409	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of Kilcannonagh old church, Inish Meain	409	View illustration
3	View of old church of Kilcannonagh, Inish Meain	410	View illustration
3	Choir-arch of Trinity Church or the Ivy Church at Glendalough, Co. Wicklow	419	View illustration
3	View of the Ivy Church at Glendalough, as given by Ledwich	420	View illustration
3	Doorway in the west gable of the Ivy Church at Glendalough	421	View illustration
3	Teampull Chaomhain, Inisheer (a) Doorway in south wall; (b) Window in east gable; (c) Window in south wall	426	View illustration
3	View of Teampull Chaomhain from the inside	427	View illustration
3	Amulet associated with St. Cavan	430	View illustration
3	View of Kilgobnet old church	434	View illustration
3	Window in east gable of Kilgobnet old church	434	View illustration
3	Galway, traced from 'A Prospect of the Most famous parts of the World', performed by John Speed (a) 1610; (b) 1631	486	View illustration
3	Galway traced from Mercator's Atlas, 1636	490	View illustration
3	Galway traced from Mercator's Atlas, 1636	490	View illustration
3	A Mappe of the Province of Connaght	495	View illustration
3	Galway traced from the Down Survey	498	View illustration
3	Two of the Parts of Ireland Comprising Leinster and Munster, from a Map among the State Papers R.I.A.	501	View illustration
3	A Trace of Leinster & Munster From a Map among the State Papers R.I.A.	505	View illustration
3	Barony of Killconnell [Kilconnell], from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Athenry [Athenry], from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Baronies from the Down Survey (a) Ballemoe [Ballymore]; (b) Clare	510	View illustration
3	Baronies from the Down Survey (a) Clanemtoneen [Clonmacnowen]; (b) half-barony of Rosse	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Gallen, Co. Mayo, from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Baronies from the Down Survey (a) Killibane [Killian]; (b) Killcartar [Killtartan]	510	View illustration
3	Baronies from the Down Survey (a) Leitrim [Leitrim]; (b) Loughreagh [Loughrea]	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Longford, from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Moycullin [Moycullen], from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Tiaquin, from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Barony of Ballinananen [Ballynahinch], from the Down Survey	510	View illustration
3	Baronies from the Down Survey (a) Downamore [Dunmore]; (b) Doonkillin [Dunkellin]	510	View illustration
3	Province de Connacie divisée en Dynasties pour les premiers siecles du Christianisme, Par le S. Robert de Vaugondy, 1757	514	View illustration
3	Two tracings of Galway from Mercator's Atlas, 1636	514	View illustration
3	Galway & Mayo from Norden's Map of Ireland, State Papers, R.I.A.	514	View illustration
3	Map of area around Ballina (part of Mayo & Sligo) from Norden's Map of Ireland, State Papers, R.I.A.	514	View illustration
3	Working copy of Ordnance Survey map of County Galway, 1838	517	View illustration

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