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Church at cementary cross?

  • 28-04-2012 9:03pm
    #1
    El_Dangeroso
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    Is there a church in the cemetary at cemetary cross? If so does anyone know the name of it? Internet searches and google maps yield nothing!


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  • #2
    galwaycyclist
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    From memory there are two chapels one protestant and one catholic. I don't think either functions as a parish church with regular services.


  • #3
    thesandeman
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    What he said. Dont think they ever had names. We used to just call them 'the catholic church' and 'the protestant church'.


  • #4
    El_Dangeroso
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    Do they allow weddings does anyone know?


  • #5
    thesandeman
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    I presume you arent serious? Are you looking for a 'BUrY ONE GET ONE FREE' deal or something?
    I think there might be logistical problems if two different types of ritual were going on at the same time.
    If you are just looking for a small chapel try the Garrison church in Renmore.


  • #6
    ladhrann
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    Both chapels are rarely used and there are slates missing from the roofs of both if I recall correctly. The protestant one in particular I do not believe has been opened in years.

    Regarding holding a wedding you must always contact the parish where the church is situated to see if it is available.


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  • #7
    El_Dangeroso
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    Thanks for the answers guys, I have never been there and was curious. What's the name of that parish?


  • #8
    thesandeman
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    Its part of St Patricks parish nowadays but I think it might once have been Castlegar.


  • #9
    thesandeman
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    Another interesting fact: Its known as Bohermore Cemetery but its actually in Grealishtown. Bohermore only begins where the cemetery ends.


  • #10
    Greaney
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    I've been inside one of the buildings in the cemetery and not only was it a wreck but you couldn't call it a church, they may have been chapels where a body was laid out, in the past. You could fit maybe 8-10 people in them.

    Bothar Mór's parish Church is St. Pats on Forster street.


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