Watercolour and ink illustration of Our Lady of Ransom, Glenroe
Illustration of Our Lady of Ransom, Glenroe

Our Lady of Ransom, Glenroe

Glenroe, Limerick

Catholic

Diocese of Limerick

Mass Times

Regular weekly timetable

Mon

  • 09:30

Tue

  • 09:30

Wed

  • 09:30

Thu

  • 09:30

Fri

  • 09:30

Sat

  • 19:30 Vigil

Sun

  • –

Times can change on holy days of obligation and over Christmas and Easter; check with the parish before travelling.

About Our Lady of Ransom, Glenroe

Our Lady of Ransom, Glenroe was built between 1830 and 1832. It has a five-bay nave and rendered walls under a pitched slate roof. Notable features include stained-glass windows, a bellcote and a marble altar.

History

A limestone plaque on the front elevation states the church was erected in 1834 under the superintendence of the Revd. D. Buckley P.P. The building is freestanding and gable-fronted, with a graveyard to the site. Boundary walls comprise dressed sandstone with cappings and lined-and-ruled rendered sections with limestone cappings.

Architectural details in this description and profile from the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, © Government of Ireland, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Summarised by Christianity.ie.

Clergy

  • Canon Michael O'Shea
  • Fr. Timothy O'Leary

Location & contact

Address

Spittle Rd., Glenroe, Glenroe, Limerick

Phone

063-91016