Séipéal Tír an Fhia [Teeranea Catholic Chapel] — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Freestanding Roman Catholic church, built c.1870, with sacristy to north, now in ruins. Pitched roofs, now without structure or covering, and had cast-iron rainwater goods, with rendered chimneystack to sacristy. Roughcast rendered walls with tooled limestone eaves course and iron gutter brackets. Round-headed openings to windows, with tooled limestone sills now removed. Pointed-arch opening to doorway with granite slab to threshold. Set within dry-stone boundary walls, west wall containing some large stones suggesting that boundary pre-dates building.

This church, now a roofless shell, would have served as a focal point for the now all but vanished surrounding community. It is an imposing building in scenic landscape with an associated presbytery close by.

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