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Trinity Presbyterian Church
Churches And Settlements
This Church is one of the oldest in Omagh Town Centre. It was founded in 1752 by a group...More
Omagh Methodist Church
Churches And Settlements
The Wesleyan Chapel or as we know it today, the Methodist Church was built in 1857. In taking a closer look, there is a plaque on the exterior "Methodist Chapel A.D. 1811" which was taken from the...More
Goles Stone Row
Churches And Settlements
Hidden in the heart of Ulster lies the Glenelly Valley and the Sperrins; a dramatic environment millions of years in the making with a thousand and one secrets waiting to be discovered. Mysterious...More
Lackagh Old Church & stone carving
Churches And Settlements
This church probably dates to the early seventeenth century but almost certainly is on the site of earlier Early Christian Period and medieval churches. There is a stone carving in the graveyard to...More
Church Of The Sacred Heart
Churches And Settlements
On a prominent site at the top of the town this is "by far the most ambitious piece of architecture in Omagh... " ( Rowan ). Designed by William Hague and consecrated in 1889. Fine interior; penal...More
Saint Patricks Church Castlederg
Churches And Settlements
A cruciform church built in 1846. De-consecrated 1978 and converted to youth club. Restored as a church 1996. First completed project in Northern Ireland grant aided by the Heritage lottery fund....More
Saint Macartan's Cathedral
Churches And Settlements
Architect: James Martin. Built by Bishop John Stearne in 1744, the cathedral is "cruciform, with pedimented gables to the transepts and chancel. The broad W front ...is topped by a solid, square...More
Saint Columbas Parish Church
Churches And Settlements
In 1777 the Mervyn family built Saint Columbas Parish Church. Bishop Knox added a tower and spire. Enlarged in 1820, the interior boasts a series of fine stained glass windows and wall plaques in...More
First Presbyterian Church
Churches And Settlements
There has been a Presbyterian house of Worship on the Dublin Road since 1673. The Reverend Andrew Macafee, who was installed on the 10th April 1887 devised the scheme for the erection of the present...More
Saint Patrick's Well, Magherakeel
Churches And Settlements
Situated in the Derg Valley along the ancient pilgrimage trail to Lough Derg, one of Ireland’s most important ecclesiastical centres, lies a holy well known locally, as Tober Patrick....More
St. Patrick’s Well, Magherakeel
Churches And Settlements
Situated along the ancient pilgimage trail to Lough Derg in Co. Donegal can be found a holy well, known locally as St. Patrick's Well or Tober Patrick....More
Bodoney (Badoney) Church
Churches And Settlements
The present St. Patrick’s Church of Ireland parish church at Bodoney (known locally as Badoney), built in 1784, is thought to occupy the site of an early Christian monastery. The 'doney' element of...More
Saint Patrick's Church Dungannon
Churches And Settlements
Designed by J J McCarthy ( 1867 ) in a French Gothic style, completed by Charles J McCarthy...More
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