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Séipéal Pádraig agus Éinne Naomhtha — Inis Mór [Inishmore]

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Séipéal Pádraig agus Éinne Naomhtha — Inis Mór [Inishmore]
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Detached Roman Catholic church, erected 1958, comprising eight-bay nave, sacristy projection to south-east with bellcote over its west elevation, porch to west gable, and freestanding bellstand to south. Pitched slate roofs to nave and porch, and catslide to sacristy, with carved stone cross finial to west gable. Roughcast rendered walls with painted rendered plinth. Pilasters to front corners of nave and external junction of nave and altar area. Bellcote of roughcast rendered walls with square-headed opening for bell, and rendered pediment detail to top with carved stone cross finial. Triangular-headed triple-light window to east gable, square-headed elsewhere with flared jambs, all with render sills and lead-lined stained-glass windows. Bellstand has rendered walls with pediment detail to top and square-headed bell opening with bronze bell dated 1967. Interior of church relatively plain. Rubble limestone boundary walls, front having stile, pedestrian gate with square-plan piers and metal gate, and concrete coping. To east of gate is rough rublle walling with limestone cross bearing 'IHS', angel and dedication to Laurence McDonagh who died 1814.

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