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...A derogatory implication may be assumed on analogy with the evil executioner, likewise obviously equipped, in an English alabaster of about 1480.39 Perhaps the little Irish miscreant suggests sloth, This carving should be classed as an Exhibitionist.

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... ...At the SE angle, below the lowest coping stone, there is a corbel projecting S with an exhibitionist figure (TS075-019005-) and one course below this there is another corbel projecting E from which a carved human figure is emerging (TS075-019006-).

This carvigns is often included in lists of Sheela-na-Gigs, it fits within a wider exhibitionist figure type. It was originally found in the townland of Mullynagolman (CV010-052002-). Noted locally as the apex Windows, it is uncertain what it’s form...

A male exhibitionist figure secured into a free standing pillar inside of the boundary wall of Ballycloghduff House (Ballcloghduff, Kilkenny West By., Grogan ED) (as of 2017). The stone possibly came from a demolished Castle to the E of the present...

Incorporated into the church (TS075-019002-) at Knockgraffon. At the SE angle, below the lowest coping stone, a corbel projects out S which has a contorted human figure consisting of a very worn carved human head between supporting arms or legs. ...One...

This medieval carving is set into a Quoin stone above the Guard House of the bawn of Kilkea Castle, a multi-phase Medieval Castle. The stone is located c. 5m above ground level The medieval concept of the ‘Evil Eye’ The idea of the “Evil Eye” was a...

Described in the Urban Survey (Bradley et. al. 1986, 286) as a ‘Mermaid stone. 16th – 17th cent. Lying on the ground at the W end of the nave is a limestone panel decorated in relief with a mermaid. She has two long strands of hair, one of which she...

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