Cork is the next stop on the Grace First Ireland Performance Tour 2010. On Sunday, April 11, at 11.45 am, the singers are going to perform at a special venue. The
Trinity Presbyterian Church was designed by Colin Tarring, a well known architect of many Protestant non-conformist church buildings in the UK. The work was completed in 1861 and it has been used for worship by a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland ever since. Interesting architectural features include the three stained glass windows which represent the Holy Trinity. The pipe organ was installed in 1904 by the Cork firm of Magahy and the acoustics for choral music and instruments are excellent. A distinctive interior feature of the church is its lack of pillars. This building with its distinctive spire and green setting adds character to its neighborhood.
Cork is the next stop on the Grace First Ireland Performance Tour 2010. On Sunday, April 11, at 11.45 am, the singers are going to perform at a special venue. The Trinity Presbyterian Church was designed by Colin Tarring, a well known architect of many Protestant non-conformist church buildings in the UK. The work was completed in 1861 and it has been used for worship by a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland ever since. Interesting architectural features include the three stained glass windows which represent the Holy Trinity. The pipe organ was installed in 1904 by the Cork firm of Magahy and the acoustics for choral music and instruments are excellent. A distinctive interior feature of the church is its lack of pillars. This building with its distinctive spire and green setting adds character to its neighborhood.
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