St Patrick's Church, Kenmare

Consecrated and dedicated on 31 August 1858, St Patrick's replaced the church at Killowen, which had been built in 1811. Serving the Kenmare Church of Ireland community, it has a simple and tasteful interior. Most of the windows are made of clear glass, framed with small stained glass edgings. On the west wall, a star-shaped window is made entirely from stained glass. Hanging in front of one of the long western windows is a separate stained glass depiction of St Patrick. This was made in the Philippines and donated to the church by a German friend. The furnishings are from a collection of other churches, but sit well together. Service is conducted at noon every Sunday.