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![St. Andrew's Church, Dublin City, Ireland St. Andrew's Church, Dublin City, Ireland](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/f5d495f001615b0bc802b35323ea8860.jpg)
THE ROUND CHURCH Circa, 1833.
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Andrew, Church of S. [...] In 1793-1807 the "Round Church" (really an ellipse 80 by 60) was built ; it was a classical building of peculiar design ; the oak from which its ornaments were carved was taken from the roof of the old College chapel [...] The "Round Church" was burned in 1860.
![Saint Andrew's Statue, Saint Andrew's Church, Dublin, Co. Dublin Saint Andrew's Statue, Saint Andrew's Church, Dublin, Co. Dublin](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/76c9ebbe50921079a324d1292c29b61a.jpg)
S. ANDREW.
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Andrew, Church of S. [...] outside stands the statue of S. Andrew, which stood over the door of the "Round Church" [...] When taken down after the fire of 1860, the statue was found to be pitted with bullet marks, a celebrated duellist living opposite having in the earlier part of the century used it as a target.
![The Church of the Three Sons of Nessa, Ireland's Eye, Co. Dublin The Church of the Three Sons of Nessa, Ireland's Eye, Co. Dublin](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/8ba7ddadd6b23308348eba94918cc686.jpg)
S. NESSAN, IRELAND'S EYE.
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Antiquities. The various antiquities which are to be seen in and about Dublin can be only briefly mentioned here. [...] There are some forty stone Chantries or small Churches [...] S. Nessan's, Ireland's Eye, and S. Fintan's Howth, may be visited as examples. S. Nessan's has the remains of a circular belfry over the chancel.
![Weavers Square, Dublin City, Co. Dublin, Ireland Weavers Square, Dublin City, Co. Dublin, Ireland](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/d429fc2ade7b2a35818f9410630bf173.jpg)
QUEEN ANNE HOUSES, WEAVER SQUARE.
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Architecture. [...] In the older residential neighbourhoods, gabled houses that take us back to the time of Queen Anne, are still fairly numerous [...]
![Building facade, The Coombe, Co. Dublin, Ireland Building facade, The Coombe, Co. Dublin, Ireland](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/2273968d06587ac1be6c2ced07d0ed79.jpg)
OLD DUTCH GABLED HOUSE.
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Architecture. [...] a few more markedly Dutch gables remain, but the older "CAGEWORK" houses are entirely extinct.
![St. Audoen's Church, Dublin City, Co. Dublin, Ireland St. Audoen's Church, Dublin City, Co. Dublin, Ireland](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/24175ebc366343bd7be9b17cce0c643c.jpg)
S. AUDOEN'S CHURCH.
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Audeon, Church of S. S. Audoen's Church, High-street is the most interesting ecclesiastical building in Dublin after the cathedrals. It is named after a Norman saint (who is also the patron of S. Ouen at Rouen), and was built soon after the English came to Ireland in 1171. [...] The tower, rebuilt in 1670, contains six bells, one bearing the date 1423. From the top of the tower an interesting view of the old city is obtained.
![Augustinian Church on Thomas Street, Dublin. Augustinian Church on Thomas Street, Dublin.](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/076186fa84261cc46e4e46800ffa5ac5.jpg)
S.S. AUGUSTINE AND JOHN.
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Augustine and John, Chapel of SS. in Thomas-street, is among the finest ecclesiastical buildings in Dublin. It was commenced in 1862 from the designs of Messrs. Pugin and Ashlin. [...] A magnificent oblong tower with spire rises from the "west" bay of the nave to a height of 160 feet. The lower part of the tower has a lofty arched recess containing the richly carved door and the great window.