Talk:St. Aidan's Cathedral

Missing links

I've nominated this article for speedy deletion as it seems to contain nothing which isn't in the article Enniscorthy#Saint_Aidan.27s_Cathedral, but in exploring around I've found:

• The article Diocese of Ferns links to Enniscorthy#Saint_Aidan.27s_Cathedral

• The article List_of_Catholic_cathedrals_in_Ireland#Diocese_of_Ferns and the template {{tl:Roman Catholic Cathedrals in Great Britain and Ireland}} had red links to Enniscorthy Cathedral. I've now made that into a redirect to Enniscorthy#Saint_Aidan.27s_Cathedral.

If this article continues to exist, then the template should point to it - changing the redirect will have the desired effect and mop up various other lists etc too. There should also be a note at Enniscorthy#Saint_Aidan.27s_Cathedral to point to this article as the "main" article on the cathedral.

PamD (talk) 15:27, 26 August 2010 (UTC)

Churches much smaller than this have their own page. Most Cathedrals have their own page. This stub was a start and will be expanded later. So that paragraph in Enniscorthy should get a Main. History2007 (talk) 16:17, 26 August 2010 (UTC)

OK, let's go with the new article. I've re-directed the redirect. I've made a "main" link ... PROBLEM: it went red. Looking carefully, you've used the "typographic" apostrophe, a curly one, while WP:MOS specifies to use the straight one. I'll move the page. PamD (talk) 16:51, 26 August 2010 (UTC)

St / St. / Saint

What's the best title for the article? The cathedral website used "Saint Aidan's" and "St Aidan's"! I don't know whether there's a convention for names for churches/cathedrals, though looking at Category:Roman Catholic cathedral stubs shows varied practice! I've made redirects from the other versions. PamD (talk) 17:06, 26 August 2010 (UTC)

Whatever you prefer, I do not mind. History2007 (talk)