ST MALACHY'S CHURCH
Church – Cathedral – Basilica – Chapel
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2024
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2024
After Saint Mary's Church and Saint Patrick's Church, Saint Malachy is the third oldest church in Belfast. Built in 1844, it is considered a typical example of the new development of the Tudor style in Ireland. Romantic inside and out, it contrasts with the grey severity of the other churches. It is especially worth visiting for its molded stucco ceiling, which was inspired by Henry VII's chapel in Westminster Cathedral. White rosettes erected in stalactites give an exceptional relief to the ceiling.
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