How many church (or other place of worship) steeples are visible from normal spectator areas of current eircom League grounds? And can any particularly incurable geek name each church?
Disclaimer: I can answer neither.
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How many church (or other place of worship) steeples are visible from normal spectator areas of current eircom League grounds? And can any particularly incurable geek name each church?
Disclaimer: I can answer neither.
The Cathedral in Sligo. The clock face is handy when Rovers are sweating it out for a win or looking to get back into it. The Protestant Church, St John the Baptist is next door but dont think its visible from the Showgrounds. It hasnt got a steeple though.
Not St Pauls, St Peters
United Park - Our Lady of Lourdes Church (from home terrace only) and another one miles away in the distance out in the country.
is there one visible from Turners Cross?
Turners Cross church can definitely be seen from the Donie Forde, and I think also from the Shed and St Annes.
Wasn't it originally the Lourdes Stadium before it morphed into 02 and then United Park?Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
no, lourdes stadium was a different ground - located about 500 metres from united park - it backs onto the same graveyard that is across the road from united park. still used as a pitch for a couple of junior sides in the meath & district league i think.Quote:
Originally Posted by MyTown
Our stand is faced in the right direction to see St Macartan's Cathedral, must check out tonight if it can be seen.
(i think not, probably obscured by a hill)
funny when im in the stand i can see all the way to the lower leaguesQuote:
Originally Posted by monutdfc
St. Peters. Can't see it from the Jodi though as its behind us. If you were sitting up the back of the connaught st though I'd say you'd see a fair few steeples.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Mater Dei can be seen from the main stand and new stand in Tolka. Not a church but just the place where the priests study.
LOL :DQuote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
There is a church there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
Was in it for a graduation once.
What's the point of the original question?
you could see the catherdal and St. Nicolas Protestant church from terryland. Not sure now with the new stand up?
Well technically there is no church there now as it's being used as our temporary library while the other is being renovated :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
So they deconsecrated it to make it a library? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
the church visible from turners crossis called Christ the King..heres a bit of weird info...it was the first churchof its size in ireland ever built that did not have coloums/pillars in it..learn't that in criost Ri
Yup, replaced God with books :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
hallelujah!Quote:
Originally Posted by Raheny Red
St Mary's Chapel just over the bridge from Finn Park. In fairness, you can see the steeple of it from miles around though.
No steeple from the main stand in Bray. You can see some old run down religious centre there. It's closed down now but it has a Virgin Mary on top of it (I guess there's a first time for everything :D)
You can probably see a few of the steeples in the other stand.
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Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
There's two visible from the Connaught St side - St Peters and some other one further up the Cabra Road
Foot.ie
Plumbing new depths in stunning mediocrity since 1999. What next? A "Favourite Brand of Salt" poll?
surely if you're in a league of Ireland ground you are in the only place of worship worthy of mention. keep the true faith and avert your eyes from these nonsense sideshows and their false promises.