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St Marys Abbey, Devenish Island, Co Fermanagh in 1970, with the author (bottom left hand corner) making notes. The abbey is one of the few medieval buildings in Ireland that has a date stone (1449) which, most unusually, gives the name of the architect as Matthew ODubigan. Source: The origins of the Buildings of Ireland in IHBC's Context 163 (Page 18), published by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation in March 2020, written by Alistair Rowan, editor and author of the Yale University Press (previously Penguin Books) Buildings of Ireland series. https://ihbconline.co.uk/context/163/20/
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