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St Anne's Church of Ireland Church — Church Street

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St Anne's Church of Ireland Church — Church Street
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Detached church, built 1722, comprising of four-bay side elevations to the nave, with single-bay chancel to the east, and having three-stage entrance tower to the west. Three-stage addition to tower with dome and weather vane, added 1749. Clock added to tower in 1849. Ashlar limestone walls to east and south elevations of the tower. Rubble sandstone to remaining walls with ashlar limestone dressings. Round-headed door opening flanked by carved limestone pilasters and having entablature above. Round-headed window openings with dressed limestone surrounds. Interior refitted, c. 1885. Graveyard, remains of earlier church, and dressed limestone boundary walls with replacement railings to site.

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