References:
Cooke (1895), 294, mistakenly gives the name as "John Hope 1666". FitzGerald (1895-97), 463. Fleetwood Berry (1912 B), 65 gives the date as the " 15th of May" by mistake. Hardiman (1820), 217 lists John Pope as sheriff in 1661. Some of the military heraldry found in the church (A) Cat. No. 372, (B) Cat. No. 356 and (C) Cat. No. 373. All show versions of the Regimental Badges of the Connaught Rangers. Drawings (A) and (B) by Jennifer McKenna, (C) by Majella Brien. The de Montmorency arms on Cat. No. 401. A fine example of the sculptor's craft in white Italian marble. Made by A.P. Sharp of a Dublin firm of sculptors. The monument was erected by the wife of the deceased who also had parts of the stone work of the pillar, on which it is set, replaced. Drawing by Majella Brien. Some of the wide variety of 19th century heraldry visible in the church. (A) Cat. No. 360. The arms of the Erasmus Smith College, College Road. (B) Cat. No. 399. The O'Hara arms. (There is another earlier version of these arms on Cat. No. 349). (C) Cat. No. 396, Kinkead. (D) Cat. No. 352. The crest of the Ivers family. The crest and motto have been placed on a shield as if proper arms were being presented. Drawings by Jennifer McKenna.
