Photograph by W.D. Hogan of the gutted interior of a church; the gable end with a small lattice window and bell tower is still intact; twisted metal girders and debris lie in the foreground; the roof is missing.

Photograph of Eibhlín and Michael Tierney in the ruins of an old church.

[Photograph of a church spire on Eccles Street, Dublin.]

Architectural partnership of Pugin and Ashlin formed in 1860.

St Ann (C. of I.): façade

Original church designed by Patrick Byrne and complete, minus portico, by 1856. Portico built 1878-81. Burnt 1920 and rebuilt under R. H. Byrne.

St Saviour: nave arcade

St Saviour: nave

St Saviour: nave arcade

St George (C. of I.): façade

St Catherine (C. of I.): façade (detail)

St Catherine (C. of I.): decoration of reredos

Remodelled as a bar/restaurant in 2002-5 by Duffy Mitchell Donoghue.

Known as the Pepper Cannister. Extended nave and apse by Frederick Darley in 1852.

Formerly a preaching hall erected by the Plymouth Brethren.

St George (C. of I.): façade and SW elevation

Christ Church, Leeson Park: view from Leeson Street Upper

St George (C. of I.): spire (upper stage)

St Audoen (RC): view from Christ Church cathedral

St George (C. of I.): view from Hardwicke Street

Christ Church, Leeson Park: view from Leeson Street Upper

Christ Church, Leeson Park: general view

Built as a chapel of ease.

St Saviour: façade