The Cornelius O’Dea mitre is a treasure discussed, with crosier, both commissioned in 1418, in Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, the cathedral’s new all-colour guide and history (Kulturalis, £9.95 (£8.95); 978-1-83636-028-5). Both are now displayed in the Hunt Museum, near by
Books photo: Jewel of Limerick
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