Sligo Methodist Church — Wine Street

Attached (originally detached) three-bay two-storey limestone Methodist church with pedimented front, built 1830. Pitched slate roof, largely obscured by pediment. Limestone ashlar walls with limestone dressings. Round-headed window openings to ground floor and segmental-headed to first floor, with limestone sills and painted timber multiple-pane sash windows, c.1830, including tri-partite central window to first floor. Louvred occulus with carved limestone hood-mould set within pediment. Round-headed central door opening, Hardwood timber panelled double doors, c. 2000 with spoked fanlight over. Interior with flat plastered ceiling, moulded cornice, painted plaster walls; painted timber panelled gallery wrapping around three sides carried on quatrefoil cast-iron columns approached by twin cantilevered stone staircases with wrought-iron balustrades, in north-east and north-west corners, raked pews to north end; timber panelled box pews to ground floor; elevated pulpit in centre of south wall flanked by tall round-headed windows with coloured glass margins and muliple panes, panelled timber podium with quadrant corners, decorative cast-iron balustrade, chevron sheeted back panel. Set back slightly from street with contiguous church hall, c. 2000, to east and private dwelling, c.1870, to west.