Re: Re: reorganisation and destruction of irish catholic churches

And here we have the High Altar in Cobh, erected in 1894 to the dsign of G.C. Ashlin and the execution of Early and Powell of Dublin. The sanctuary floor has been laid, the windows have not been glazed, the credence tables (one of which has been wrecklessly vandalised) have not been installed and the choirs of angels on teh walls flanking the altar have not been installed. The candlesticks on teh High Altar are by Hardman’s of Bermingham -the sconces were made in Dublin while the shafts and bases were made in Bermingham. They were assembled in Dublin. Thanks to and Bord Pleanala, everything still is as it was.