Scots Presbyterian Church, Dublin

Facade of former Scots Prebyterian Church, Seán McDermott Street, Dublin 1. The building, constructed circa 1850, was in use by grain merchants AW Ennis in the 1950s. The church's congregation had relocated to the corner of the Howth Road and Clontarf Road in May 1890. There was fire at the building sometime in the 1980s and only the main facade and parts of the external wall survived. It was designed by Duncan C Ferguson in 1845/6 and ‘ closed within several decades of completion’ (Pevsner Architectural Guides – Dublin; Yale UP 2005, p.137)
Facade of former Scots Prebyterian Church, Seán McDermott Street, Dublin 1. The building, constructed circa 1850, was in use by grain merchants AW Ennis in the 1950s. The church's congregation had relocated to the corner of the Howth Road and Clontarf Road in May 1890. There was fire at the building sometime in the 1980s and only the main facade and parts of the external wall survived. It was designed by Duncan C Ferguson in 1845/6 and ‘ closed within several decades of completion’ (Pevsner Architectural Guides – Dublin; Yale UP 2005, p.137) Author: Red Agenda, License: CC BY 2.0 · Source

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