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Showing posts with label Croom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Croom. Show all posts
03 December 2020

A Limerick architect
and engineer who also
worked in Askeaton

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The Parochial House or Presbytery in Askeaton, Co Limerick, was designed by the architect and engineer Brian Edward Fitzgerald Sheehy (Phot...
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17 October 2020

A round tower and
church near Croom on
the site of a hermitage

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The church ruins and round tower at Dysert Oenghusa near Croom, Co Limerick, date back to an eighth century foundation (Photograph: Patrick...

Saint Mary’s Church, Croom,
from a thatched roof to
a Gothic Revival church

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Saint Mary’s Church, Croom, was first built in 1814-1821 and redesigned by RH Byrne in 1929-1932 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Pat...
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16 October 2020

The church in Croom
is on a mediaeval site
with the graves of poets

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The Church of Ireland parish church in Croom, Co Limerick, stands on the site of an earlier mediaeval church (Photograph: Patrick Comerford,...
15 October 2020

Croom Castle, Crom Abu,
and the debts that brought
down the Croker family

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Croom Castle, Co Limerick … built by the FitzGeralds on the site of an earlier O’Donovan fortification (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 20...
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Croom is a colourful
place to visit, even on
a rainy autumn afternoon

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Croom, Co Limerick, is colourful, even on a rainy autumn afternoon (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2020) Patrick Comerford On a rainy ...
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