Holy Trinity Church of Ireland Church — Dunfanaghy

Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1873, having two-bay nave to the west, single-bay gable-fronted transept to the south, shallow gable-fronted transept to the north, projecting single-bay single-storey porch to the north-west corner of nave, two-bay single-storey vestry to the east of transept to the south, and with single-storey plant room attached to the west end of nave. Pitched natural slate roofs to nave, transepts, and porch having raised parapets to gable ends with raised cut stone coping over, cut stone finials to gable apexes, corbelled eaves courses with cast-iron rainwater goods, and cut stone chimneystacks. Mono-pitched natural slate roof to vestry and to plant room. Squared and snecked sandstone walls with diagonal buttress to corners with ashlar skews and drafted quoins, and with projecting canted plinth course. Pointed-arched window openings to the side elevations of nave and to the west side of south transept having chamfered ashlar surrounds, integral chamfered sills, and with leaded stained glass windows. Three graded\tripartite pointed-arched window openings to gable ends of transepts, and to the nave and chancel gables having chamfered ashlar surrounds with ocular insets, cut stone mullions, leaded stained glass windows, and with rusticated relieving arches over. Concave corbelled shouldered arched door opening to entrance porch having chamfered ashlar surround and timber sheeted door with wrought-iron ironmongery, tympanum over, set within lancet-headed relief arch with rusticated relieving arch over. Square-headed openings to vestry with ashlar surrounds, stained glass windows, and battened timber door. Timber boarded panelled coved ceiling to interior with timber arched trusses supported on ashlar corbel stones, exposed rubble stone walls, timber pews and carved reredos and pulpit. Set back from road in own grounds to the west of the centre of Dunfanaghy. Associated rectory (see 40807011) adjacent to the south. Modern bell tower (on square-plan) to the south. Site surrounded by rubble stone boundary wall with rubble stone coping over. Gateway to the north having a pair of ashlar gate piers (on square-plan) having cut stone coping, and a pair of wrought-iron gates.