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Historic Building Details


HB Ref No:
HB10/09/025


Extent of Listing:
Not listed


Date of Construction:
1960 - 1979


Address :
St Patrick's RC Church Lisnaragh Road Dunamanagh Strabane Co. Tyrone


Townland:






Survey 2:
D1 Record Only

Date of Listing:

Date of De-listing:

Current Use:
Church

Former Use
Church

Conservation Area:

Industrial Archaeology:

Vernacular:

Thatched:

Monument:

Derelict:
No




OS Map No:
60-12

IG Ref:
H4468 0206





Owner Category




Exterior Description And Setting


Double height symmetrical modernist Roman Catholic Church built to designs by Patrick Haughey 1969. Externally square plan church with single storey rectangular projecting porch to front elevation and side chapel/vestry to rear elevation. Consists of loadbearing external walls clad in polygonal rubble stone at ground level, with continuous aluminium clad clerestorey at first floor level with rectangular windows. Roof consists of shallow pyramid. There are seven windows on each of the three main elevations with splayed reveals and stained glass. Stained galss is modern abstract in vivid citrus colours and is designed by Neil Shawcross. Rear elevation has deep flat metal soffit and centrally located single storey rectangular outshot clad in stone, housing side chapel, confession booths and vestry. Front porch consists of two solid gable walls clad in stone with a flat roof with deep soffit clad in metal and recessed timber and glass entrance screen spanning its full length.

Architects


Haughey, Patrick

Historical Information


References: A.J.Rowan, North West Ulster, 1979, p. 270.

Criteria for Listing


Architectural Interest

Not listed

Historic Interest

Not listed



Evaluation


This late twentieth century was designed by a renowned local architect Patrick Haughey who is perhaps best known for his church in Sion Mills dedicated to St Theresa. This one is not as accomplished but does display many interesting features such as the metal roof design, walling with irecessed cross motifs and stain glass by Neil Shawcross.

General Comments


This building was only given a partial survey as it was deemed not to meet the listing criteria.

Date of Survey


08 September 2009