McCabe Group were pleased to be involved in the restoration of the freestanding cruciform-plan Church of Ireland church in Co.Cavan.

The church designed in Gothic Revival style, built c.1815, comprises of three-bay nave and four-stage tower and spire, with lower entrance bay and single-storey porch to west end, with single-bay transepts and vestry to north-east added c.1855 was beautifully restored by the McCabe Group team.

The stunning church is characteristic Gothic style, typified by crenallations, pinnacles and a square west tower of high architectural quality, its large size reflecting the status of Cavan as a garrison town.

The church is a prominent landmark, positioned on the northern approach to Cavan as desired by the Board of First Fruits to represent the power and prestige of the established church. The simple rubble stone boundary walls, railings and mature trees complete the setting.