1901 census
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A nineteenth-century church and a sculptor’s grave markers give Rathangan a distinctive ecclesiastical group.
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The Church of the Assumption and Saint Laurence O’Toole was begun in 1870 and dedicated in 1873. Its cruciform plan brings nave, transepts and chancel together beneath a timber roof. Red sandstone walls contrast with granite dressings outside; inside, polished red marble pillars support the pointed arcades. A spire rises above the four-stage tower. [2]
The graveyard contains limestone memorials with death dates between 1820 and 1859. The architectural inventory identifies markers initialled or signed by John Ronin, who died in 1859, as examples of Wexford’s early nineteenth-century churchyard sculpture. Granite caps and ornamental iron gates also form part of the recorded graveyard setting. [3]
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