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Description
The pillars in the late-12C nave are part of the original structure erected by Jean de Courcy. After a number of eventful centuries, the church was restored in 1614. The bell tower, built in 1778, was restored in 1932. The praying figures of Sir Arthur Chichester, governor of Carrickfergus, his wife and their son make up an elegant marble and alabaster monument in the left arm of the transept. The stained-glass windows in the southern side and the western end of the nave are from the 16C.
Localisation
Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide236 m - Castle Street, Carrickfergus BT38
- The Green Guide6.63 Km - Cultra, Cultra BT18 0EU
- The Green Guide7.66 Km - Bridge Road South, Helen's Bay BT19 1JT
More tourist attractions in Carrickfergus
Where to sleepnearby
- From £47Walter's Place341 m - 15 Joymount, Carrickfergus BT38 7DN
- From £100The Tramway House407 m - 95 Irish Quarter South, Carrickfergus BT38 8BW
- From £60The Loft at 5222.23 Km - 522 Upper Road, Woodburn BT38 8PW
More hotels in Carrickfergus
Where to eatnearby
- Fontana££MICHELIN 20248.36 Km - 61a High Street, Holywood BT18 9AQ
- Noble££MICHELIN 20248.39 Km - 27a Church Road, Holywood BT18 9BU
- Cyprus Avenue££MICHELIN 202414 Km - 228-230 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3ET
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