The Church Interior
The church has changed considerably since it was first built, especially on the inside. However some original features are still visible
Original wrought iron work at the back of the church	Original plasterwork ventilator opening, on ceiling, though colours are different.	Simple wooden pews in oak	Wooden crucifix visible in original photographs

The church was extensively modernised in the 1980's, partly to bring it in line with modern Catholic practice such as the having the alter facing the congregation. This work has succeeded in producing a pleasant uncluttered atmosphere with some interesting use of wood in particular.
The modernised apse with altar facing forward.	Some of the original windows were given coloured glass.		The new font, also at the front of the congregation.	The simple pleasing wooden pulpit.
© 2007, Tim O'Mara