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www.olcmayfield.ie |
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Mary McCarthy |
| The design of the church is an open plan cone shaped building with the altar placed at the apex of the cone and the roof sloping towards the sanctuary. The church was opened for worship on June 10th, 1962. |
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danielowen@eircom.net |
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Daniel Owen |
| The Anglican Church of the Ascension which dates from the early 19th century, features gorgeous and unique wall mosaics completed over a period of 30 years. |
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www.dennehyscrossparish.ie |
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holyspiritparish@eircom.net |
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+353 21 4344452 |
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Anne O’Riordan |
| The church is neo-classical in style and has a seating capacity of 1000 people. It has a magnificent Pentecost altar mosaic which was designed by the Italian artist Romeo Battistella. |
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www.coillteonfilm.ie |
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brenda.molloy@coillte.ie |
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+353 87 989 0198 or Head Office 1890 367 378 |
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Brenda Molloy
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| The Coillte estate encompasses 7% of the land cover of Ireland and provides a stunning variety of locations with diverse woodland settings and properties with features such as open space, water and old buildings. |
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seandonohoe25@gmail.com |
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087 763 4176 |
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Father Sean Donohoe |
| This is an elegant Regency Gothic-style church with Gothic-Revival portico, located in a prominent quay-side location in the heart of the City. |
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danielowen@eircom.net |
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Daniel Owen |
| This is a classic example of a small rural Anglican Church situated in a beautiful valley near Clonakilty and the village of Clogagh. |
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www.courtmacsherry.ie |
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ccwclon@eircom.net |
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+353 23 8833347 |
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John Conroy |
| This is a beautiful, if somewhat forlorn ruined Anglican Church & graveyard set in a picturesque hidden valley. |
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Dr Patrick A. McCarthy |
| This church is a magnificent example of Neo-Gothic Architecture by A.W. Pugin. It was completed in 1868, replacing an earlier church built on the same site in 1786. |
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www.stfinbarres.wordpress.com |
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cathedral@cork.anglican.org |
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+353 21 4963387 |
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Dean Nigel Dunne |
| Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral is situated in the centre of Cork City, Ireland. The Cathedral is suitably huge and impressive, with incredibly detailed stone figures adorning the entrance and tall spires towering upwards. |
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Brendan Flynn |
| The beautifully restored former St. Mary’s Church is one of Dublin’s most popular Bar/Restaurant emporiums. |
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www.timoleague.ie |
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ccwclon@eircom.net |
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+353 23 8833347 |
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John Conroy |
| Timoleague is a picturesque village which is situated just 30 miles from Cork City. Perched at the edge of a long sea inlet this friendly tourist village is dominated by the ruins of a 13th century abbey. |
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| Church of the Ascension, Timoleague, Cork |
| Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, Cork |
| Coillte properties Galway |
| Holy Trinity (Father Matthew) Church, Cork |
| Kilmaloda Church, Clogagh, Cork |
| Lislee Church, Cork |
| Saint Patrick's Cathedral |
| Smock Alley Theatre |
| St Peter’s & Paul’s Church, Cork City |
| St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, Cork City |
| The Church Cafe Bar & Restaurant |
| Timoleague, West Cork |
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