St Canice’s Cathedral is the cathedral of the Church of Ireland in Kilkenny.

It was built from limestone in Gothic style replacing and earlier church. Inside are several stain glass windows. The largest, the east window, is a replica of a 13th century window which was destroyed by Cromwell and his men. Fortunately drawings were available allowing it to be restored in the 19th century.

The adjacent 100ft high round tower was built in the 9th century. You can climb to the top for 3 Euros.

Architectural Interior

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The glorious stained glass of jesse east window

Stain Glass Window

Window, Lyddington Bede House, Lyddington; Rutland, England, 2016

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Practicing High Dyanamic Range photography at St. James Catholic Church, Glebe, NSW

Houses of the holy - Led Zepplin

Practicing High Dyanamic Range photography at St. James Catholic Church, Glebe, NSW

During Scarborough Fair's Light Festival

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An extract of the font in the nave of Salisbury Cathedral with stain glass windows reflected in the water.

Along the middle wall of the 'Mausoleum in the Pines' at the Santa Barbara Cemetery, is this narrow stain-glass window. Depending on the time of day you visit, you can get different shades of color coming through the glass. macro close-up view

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Xmas Eve

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Russian Cross in One of the beautiful stain glass windows in Sts. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church