The Churches of Britain and Ireland

  Dungannon, County Tyrone                                                     

Dungannon on Wikipedia.
 

Aras Mhuire Oratory (R.C.). H 796 624. © Gerard Close (2010). Link.

Baptist Church opened in 2009. © Gerard Close (2010). The previous church was demolished to make way for it. H 796 621. © Gerard Close.

Elim Pentecostal Church. H 800 620. © Gerard Close.

Emmanuel Free Methodist Church. H 808 616. © Gerard Close.

Free Presbyterian Church (and Church Hall). H 816 609. © Gerard Close. A new church was built on the same site, and it opened in 2011. © Gerard Close (2012).

Friends Meeting House. H 838 587. © Gerard Close.

Gospel Hall. H 796 625. © Gerard Close.

Independent Methodist Church. H 808 598.  © Gerard Close. Link.

Lifeboat Mission Hall. H 828 585. © Gerard Close. A replacement building was erected in 2010. © Gerard Close (2011).

Methodist Church. H 799 623. © Gerard Close.

The Moygashel Presbyterian Church. H 806 602. © Gerard Close.

Presbyterian Church. H 795 623.  © Gerard Close. Link.

St. Anne (CoI). H 797 624. © Gerard Close.

St. Elizabeth (CoI). H 807 598. © Gerard Close.

St. Patrick (R.C.), undergoing restoration work. Another view. A temporary church has been erected nearby. Interior view. H 800 624. All © Gerard Close. A view post-restoration. © Gerard Close (2010). Link.

The visually unexciting (if colourful) Vineyard Church. H 797 624. © Gerard Close. Link.

 

 

 

 
 

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