Garvaghy Parish Church, Waringsford
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Image: © Dean Molyneaux Taken: 19 Apr 2009
Garvaghy Parish Church, seen here from the Fedney Hill Road, was built in 1699 and thoroughly renovated in 1780. The parish serves Waringsford and its surroundings, however it was united with St. John's Parish Church in Dromara, in 1885. It is sited on the appropriately named Garvaghy Church Road, south of Waringsford in Fedney townland. Garvaghy Presbyterian Church is sited a few yards to the east.