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Freestanding hospital church/chapel located within the grounds of St. Loman’s Hospital (15311017), built c.1886, comprising a seven bay nave, an apsidal chancel to the north and with a two-stage tower on square-plan, having a spire (copper) on octagonal-plan over, attached to the west end of the nave gable. Steeply pitched natural slate roof with red clay ridge tiles, cast-iron rainwater goods and with raised cut stone verges to either gable end (north and south). Wrought-iron Celtic cross finials over apex of entrance gable (south) and over spire. Constructed of coursed limestone rubble over chamfered plinth with extensive cut stone trim including dressings to openings, flush quoins to the corners, clasping buttresses between bays to nave and clasping corner buttresses to the corners of the attached tower. Lancet openings to nave with diamond-pane windows. Three-graded lancet openings to the nave gable, having cast-iron multi-pane windows, with tripartite/trefoil-type opening over to gable apex. Pointed-arched doorway to the south face of tower have dressed surrounds and a timber door. Interesting interior with open kingpost roof. Set within the grounds of St. Loman’s Hospital, to the west of the main hospital building (15311017) and to the northeast of Mullingar.
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