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What is recorded here

The ordinary view hides the useful part of the story. Wall piers and cast-iron railings to Fair Green, frontage, wrought-iron decorative railings to flower beds and to stone steps up to presbytery adjoining.

Detached gable-fronted church begun 1836, with five-bay side elevation to nave. Italianate-style belltower added c.1870. Entrance fronts extensively remodelled in 1885. Wrought-iron railings and presbytery to site. Double-pitched roof, natural slates, copper roof to bell tower. Coursed rubble limestone walls with ashlar dressings. To East - giant blind arcades frame large rectangular windows with semi-circular lights above. To North and South - Hiberno-Romanesque doorways and windows and Gothic-style rose windows - 1880's. Wall piers and cast-iron railings to Fair Green, frontage, wrought-iron decorative railings to flower beds and to stone steps up to presbytery adjoining.

Wall piers and cast-iron railings to Fair Green, frontage, wrought-iron decorative railings to flower beds and to stone steps up to presbytery adjoining.

The story behind this place

Wall piers and cast-iron railings to Fair Green, frontage, wrought-iron decorative railings to flower beds and to stone steps up to presbytery adjoining.

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