Category:Capuchin Friary (Sheephaven Bay)
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English: The Capuchin friary at Ard Mhuire is located at a site of a former demesne, Ards House. The demesne was sold in 1926 to the Irish Land Commission and purchased in 1930 by the Capuchin order including the surrounding lands for the foundation of a new friary which resided initially in Ards House. A new church and retreat centre was built under the direction of the Cork architect James Rupert Boyd-Barrett and consecrated on 19 November 1966. The stained glass windows were created by the Dublin studio Murphy & Davitt. (See The Strabane Chronicle, 19 November 1966, pp. 8 and 7.)
Media in category "Capuchin Friary (Sheephaven Bay)"
The following 32 files are in this category, out of 32 total.
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Ards Forest Peninsula - Friary - geograph.org.uk - 1327512.jpg 640 × 427; 103 KB
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Ards Friary 2017 09 05.jpg 3,289 × 1,774; 4.12 MB
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Ards Friary Chancel 2017 09 05.jpg 2,994 × 1,887; 4.03 MB
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Ards Friary Chancel Window of the Immaculate Conception 2017 09 05.jpg 2,128 × 2,088; 3.07 MB
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Ards Friary Nave 2017 09 05.jpg 2,921 × 2,041; 4.24 MB
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Ards Friary North Wall Lancet Windows 2017 09 05.jpg 3,147 × 1,976; 3.99 MB
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Ards Friary W 2017 09 05.jpg 3,184 × 2,077; 3.48 MB
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Ards Friary West Window Saint Francis Receiving The Stigmata 2017 09 05.jpg 2,319 × 2,263; 3.87 MB
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Capuchin Friary south of Ard's Forest - geograph.org.uk - 1183580.jpg 639 × 426; 262 KB
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End of road to Capuchin Friary - geograph.org.uk - 1183503.jpg 640 × 426; 320 KB
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Shoreline at Ards Friary - geograph.org.uk - 1459226.jpg 640 × 393; 318 KB
