Church in Maynooth

St. Mary's Church incorporates parts of an earlier, manorial church, including the E tower, associated with Maynooth castle (KD005-015----). The E wall of the tower has four late medieval windows, while the N wall has a series of slit opes. The top portion with crenelations is modern. The tower has a basal batter. At the W side of the tower there are two round-headed opes (both blocked), probably doorways from an upper storey in the original church. Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy Date of upload: 10 June 2011

St. Mary's Church in Maynooth incorporates parts of an earlier manorial church associated with Maynooth Castle, dating to the late medieval period. The church is significant for its historical connections to the local lordship and retains architectural features from this earlier structure.