St. Aidan's Cathedral, Enniscorthy

St. Aidan's Cathedral, Enniscorthy, is the cathedral of the diocese of Ferns, designed by A. W. Pugin, built in 1843–1849 and restored 1994.

Exterior

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  Main entrance in the south
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  South-east view
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  Another south-east view
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  Spire, as seen from the west

Interior

Nave

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  View looking north (from the main entrance)
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  View looking south (from the choir)
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  Ceiling of the crossing

West aisle

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  First window
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  Second window
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  Third window
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  Fourth window
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  Fifth window
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  Sixth window
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  View through the aisle, looking north
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  Pietà in front of the first window
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  View of the choir and the west aisle, looking south-west

East aisle

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  First window
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  Second window
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  Third window
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  Fourth window
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  Fifth window

Transepts

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  East Transept with a window depicting the Immaculate Conception

Mortuary chapel

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  North window
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  East window #1

Selected details of the stained glass windows

Apostles

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  Peter
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  Andrew
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  James the Greater
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  James the Lesser
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  John
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  Philip
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  Bartholomew
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  Matthew
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  Thomas
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  Thaddeus
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  Simon
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  Matthias
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  Paul

Four Evangelists

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  Matthew
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  Mark
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  Luke
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  John

Other Saints

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  St. Aidan, patron of the cathedral
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  Bernard of Clairvaux
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  Dominic