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Church of the Sacred Heart, Dunlewey, Co. Donegal built in 1877

bus window shot

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church garden

looks like the church is going to have a garden,  I wonder what they planted.  At first glance, I thought the mounds were graves. :)  Looks like they could have used some of the seaweed that is gathered down by the pier which is just across the way.

old church ruin

from the archives 2015 

castlebar road, ballinrobe

donegal presbyterian church

 built in 1886 and located on Killybegs road in Donegal Town.

St. Crona's

the catholic church in dungloe

linking to InSPIREd Sunday

car window

view of an unidentified church on our way to Mountcharles last month.

buncrana library

Buncrana Library is located in a converted Presbyterian church. The architect Peter Cullinane designed the building as 'mother and child'. This design allows the extension to coexist in harmony with the existing church. The building has a partial first floor mezzanine. Natural light from windows is supplemented with low energy fluorescent lighting. The building is naturally ventilated. A traditional 'Drontheim' fishing boat hangs suspended from the ceiling. 

Info courtesy of Public Library Buildings

the wee part-time church

and the smallest church in Moville

the survivors

I took a walk up main street yesterday afternoon when it was still very foggy and cold.  These are the few flowers I saw and was surprised they were still around.  

The pink rose was in someone's garden and it was the last one to stand.  A round of applause please :)

these red roses were in the church yard with its buddies hanging on.  St. Columb's Church is in the background barely visible.

another survivor in the church yard  just behind the roses.  I have no idea what it is

here is St. Columb's Church in the fog

St. Pius X Church of Moville

St. Pius X Roman Catholic Parish Church of Moville with a dodecagonal lantern, built in 1956—1958.  The building on the left is the convent that used to house the nuns of the parish.  Today it is a home for elderly people.

The bells can be heard through the speakers which are programmed to ring/play at certain hours of the day, usually at noon and at six.

I’m linking this to InSPIREd Sunday

Moville Presbyterian Church

There are a few churches here in Moville and this one I happen to pass on my way to the recycling bins at the top of the road.  It seems to be in  great shape for its age.  Some day I'll have to go in and see what the interior looks like and take some photos.  It is located at the junction of the R238 and the Glencrow Road.