Termon Killinagh Glebe, Killinagh, Church of Ireland

The church was designed by Joseph Welland (1798-1860), architect to the Board of First Fruits and subsequently to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. It was completed c.1860 with a donation from the Board as a replacement for Largy Church, that was located further to the west, and from which stone is said to have been drawn for the new church. Drawings of the church and furniture are held in the library of the Representative Church Body in Dublin. Welland was also architect of a church of similar design at Kill in Co Cavan. The church has a well composed, picturesque exterior expertly constructed in ashlar quality stone, while the interior retains much of its historic fabric and character.

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