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Saint Patrick's Catholic Chapel — Curragunneen

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Saint Patrick's Catholic Chapel — Curragunneen
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Surviving front gable wall and part of side walls of detached T-plan Catholic church, built 1812. Sandstone rubble walls with dressed stone to openings, string course, copings and with rendered corner buttresses. Limestone date plaque over doorway. Four-centred-arch window to upper gable with hood-moulding and latticed coloured glass and round-arch arcading consisting of two blind arches to each side of higher door opening with timber battened double-leaf door and separated by pilasters with imposts. Remains of tiled floor to interior of structure. Bell stand comprising four partly-fluted cast-iron columns supporting cast-iron bell with raised lettering. Modern church built 1982 adjoins site to south and contains sculpted reredos from older church. Graveyard surrounds structure, with rendered walls with decorative wrought-iron gates.

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