Churches Archives • Limerick's Life

The Consecration Bishop Henry Murphy in 1958.

by Sharon Slater | Oct 22, 2019 | People & Genealogy, Churches | 0

This video owned by Liam O’Sullivan shows the consecration of Bishop Henry Murphy of...

The Franciscans – Roman Catholic

by Sharon Slater | Dec 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

The Franciscan Church on Lower Henry Street sits on the site of an older chapel built in the...

The Jesuits Church or Sacred Heart Church – Roman Catholic

by Sharon Slater | Sep 22, 2005 | Churches | 0

The Jesuits Church or Sacred Heart Church located and was completed in 1868 and opened for public...

Trinity Church, Episcopal

by Sharon Slater | Aug 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

Trinity Church which is integrated into the streetscape of Catherine Street was an Episcopal...

St. Joseph’s Church – Roman Catholic

by Sharon Slater | Aug 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

St Joseph’s Church on O’Connell Avenue was built in 1904. It was originally used as a...

Central Hall – Methodist

by Sharon Slater | Jul 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

Central Hall was originally built as a Wesleyan Methodist Church in 1821. Sunday School sessions...

St. Saviours, Dominican Church – Roman Catholic

by Sharon Slater | Jun 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

The St. Saviours Dominican present day church was built in 1815/6 when the Dominicans moved from Fish Lane under the leadership of Fr Joseph Harrigan. Edward Henry, the Earl of Limerick donated the land to the Dominicans. The...

Baptist Church, O’Connell Avenue

by Sharon Slater | Jun 6, 2005 | Churches | 0

Baptist Church on O’Connell Avenue was built in 1894. It was designed by George P Beater of...

The second Presbyterian Church, Henry Street and Lower Mallow Street

by Sharon Slater | May 11, 2005 | Churches | 0

The second Presbyterian Church was built on the corner of Henry Street and Lower Mallow Street...

The Penal Chapel of Rebogue

by Sharon Slater | Apr 24, 2005 | Churches | 0

A small fragment is all that remains of the Penal Chapel that once stood on Parkhill, Rhebogue. This Penal Chapel served the Parish of St Patrick’s between 1750 and 1816. It was built by Richard Harrold who’s house...