What is recorded here

Detached Gothic Revival church, c.1877, with four-bay nave having paired lancet windows, half-octagonal apse to east, and large three light window to west entrance front. Snecked limestone walls with red brick string courses, cornice and dressings to buttresses and openings. Decorative brick and limestone bellcote to west gable. Pitched slate roof. Single-storey lean-to extension to north. Simple interior with timber scissors truss to roof. Limestone rubble boundary wall.

A vibrant church retaining original external materials and roof structure, set in a lush island site in the centre of Lucan village. Forms a good group with the dwelling to the rere.

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