Aghadown (Church of Ireland)
This church, raised on the site of an older building, was consecrated in the name of Saint Matthew on 20 Sep 1814. Worship was removed to a more inland site in 1873, but the churchyard and church interior remained in use as a burial ground. Generations of Swantons, Shannons, Sweetnams, Trinders, Wolfes and Bechers are buried here.
Maziere Brady, W. 1863. Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross. Volume 2. Alexander Thom, Dublin. 460.
Lewis, S. 1998 (first pub. 1837). Lewis’ Cork. A Topographical Dictionary of the Parishes, Towns and Villages of Cork City and County. Collins Press, Cork. 20.
Kyngeston 
Hi there. I like your photo of Holy Trinity Church, Schull. I am trying to revamp the website and am looking for good quality photos. Would you be willing/ grant permission to let me use the image for that purpose? Canon Paul Willoughby, Kilmoe Union (Schull, Altar & Crookhaven)
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Please feel free; use whatever you need.
Gordon
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