Saint Patrick's Catholic Church — Dysart

Detached Roman Catholic chapel on cruciform plan, built c.1840 and altered c.1895, comprising four-bay nave to the east, a single-bay chancel to the west and single-bay transepts to the north and the south. Single-storey sacristy to the north side of chancel. Single-bay gable-fronted entrance porches to the east end of nave (south elevation) and to the east face of transept to south. Pitched natural slate roof with cut stone cross finials to gable ends. Pebbledashed walls over smooth rendered plinth course. Pointed-arched window openings to nave, chancel and transepts with chamfered cut stone surrounds and simple leaded windows. Round-headed recess to chancel gable (west) having three graded lancet windows having later Victorian stained glass windows, c.1895. Square-headed opening with tripartite window to west face of sacristy having chamfered cut limestone surround with mullions. Square-headed doorways to gable fronted single-storey porches with replacement timber doors. Simple interior with dado-rail, marble alter goods and timber panelled ceiling. Bounded by random rubble wall to north and east. Concrete campanile/belltower to the southeast, erected c.1950. Located to the southwest of Mullingar and to the west end of the hamlet of Dysart.