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Christ Church Cathedral, Waterford, County Waterford, Ireland
English: Two-light stained glass window Sorrow and Joy by Alfred Ernest Child, created in 1929–1930. (See Nicola Gordon Bowe et al, Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass, Revised Edition, p. 210.) Inscription: Sorrow may endure for a night but Joy cometh in the morning. Dedication line: In loving memory of Charles E. Denny, erected by his daughter Eileen and son-in-law Col. Heather 1930. There is a signature A. E. Child Dublin in the lower right corner. |
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