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Robertstown Church

Robertstown Church
© Robertstown Church

Today, there are three churches in use in the parish. The first church that you meet as you enter the parish is at Robertstown. This church is on the main Limerick-Foynes road and it was built in 1830.

Altar in Robertstown Church
© Altar in Robertstown Church

Inside the church there is an ornate reredos behind the altar. The High Altar was erected in 1912 by Mary MacNamara O'Brien in memory of her husband Laurence C. O'Brien. Mrs Cornelius Mangan of Aughinish also erected Communion rails in 1912 in memory of her husband but they are no longer in the church. These details are given on plaques on the right and left hand sides of the church respectively.

Statue of Blessed Virgin Mary in Robertstown Church
© Statue of Blessed Virgin Mary
in Robertstown Church

To the left of the altar there is a statue to the Sacred Heart while on the right of the altar there is a statue to Mary. Various people donated the Stations of the Cross. The church windows are of a plain design.

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