A Roman Catholic church in County Waterford, protected for its architectural and historical significance.
At a glance
St Carthage’s Church stands in Lismore, a village in County Waterford in the southeast of Ireland. The church serves the local Roman Catholic community and is recognized as a structure of cultural importance by local authorities.
History
The church is dedicated to St Carthage, an important figure in Irish Christian tradition. Lismore itself has deep ecclesiastical roots, having been a center of monastic learning in the early medieval period.
What you see
Details of the church’s architectural character and construction date are not documented in available sources, though it remains a recognizable landmark within the village streetscape.
Cultural significance
St Carthage’s Church is included in the Record of Protected Structures maintained by Waterford City and County Council, reflecting its status as a building worthy of preservation for future generations.
Key facts
- Country: Ireland
- County: Waterford
- Village: Lismore
- Coordinates: 52.13583333, -7.93055556
- Status: Protected Structure (Waterford City and County Council)
- Denomination: Roman Catholic
Practical information & getting there
Lismore is accessible by road from Cork and Waterford cities. For visiting hours, current services, and access details, contact the parish or local tourist information for Waterford.
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