Our conservation works for 2016 are now complete. The inside of the church has been cleared of loose material and a Geo textile membrane has been laid to suppress vegetation regrowth. This has been covered with a layer of crushed stone. This will allow much easier access to the church and allow us to continue with our conservation programme.
Transporting the stone to the site was a very labour intensive job and required many days of hard work. It is great to see St Catherine's Church benefit from these very necessary conservation works. There are still a number of years work required to ensure that this most historic of structures will be there for future generations to enjoy and learn from!
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| Chancel and Nave |
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| View of nave and chancel from the west door |
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| View of Transept |
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| Another view of Transept |
We would like to thank the Heritage Council for its continued support of the conservation of St Catherine's Church, Murray Landscaping for their diligence and hard work, John Cronin & Associates and also to the Killybegs Community for its support.
Go raibh mile maith agat
