St. Patrick's Church ⛪️ in Trim in County Meath

St. Patrick's Church ⛪️ is a Roman Catholic Church located in the town of Trim in County Meath. The foundation stone for St. Patrick's Church was laid and blessed by Bishop Nulty of Meath on Sunday 11th October 1891. St. Patrick's Church was solemnly dedicated to St Patrick by Bishop Gaffney on 12th October 1902, with Cardinal Logue presiding. William Hague and WH Byrne designed St. Patrick's Church in Gothic Revival Style. Pearse & Sons built the high altar in St. Patrick's Church. Mayer of Munich made the stained glass windows of St. Patrick and Our Lady of Trim. The spire topped by a cross is 208 feet. The belfry is set in the spire at 86 feet. It is one of two churches in Trim Parish in the Diocese of Meath.