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Catholic Church of the Holy Family — Ballyconneely

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Catholic Church of the Holy Family — Ballyconneely
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Freestanding gable-fronted Roman Catholic Church, built c.1850, with five-bay nave, sacristy to south, porch to west and bellcote over gable-front having bell. Pitched artificial slate roofs with replacement metal rainwater goods, replacement uPVC eaves, and cross finials to east gable and bellcote. Painted lined-and-ruled rendered walls with plinth, and having stepped buttresses to corners of nave and between nave windows. Round-headed window openings having twenty-over-twenty pane timber sliding sash windows with traceried heads to upper sashes, moulded render surrounds and hood-moulding. Triple-light window opening to east elevation with round-headed lights, lead stained-glass with tracery, moulded surround and hood-moulding. Round-headed opening over west end, with fixed timber forty-pane stained-glass window with fanlight. Square-headed door opening to porch with replacement double-leaf timber glazed door. Shrine of crucifixion scene to south.

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