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St Anne's Church in Shandon, its tall stone tower with clock faces rising above the church and trees on a grassy slope.
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St Anne's Church, Shandon

St Anne's Church is a Church of Ireland church in the Shandon district of Cork, built between 1722 and 1726 on a hill above the River Lee. Its tower, faced in red sandstone and white limestone, carries four clock faces, a salmon weather vane and eight bells cast in 1750, the Bells of Shandon of the song. Visitors can climb the tower for a view over the city.

When to go

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Mon11:00–15:00
Tue11:00–15:00
Wed11:00–15:00
Thu11:00–15:00
Fri11:00–15:00
Sat11:00–15:00
Sun12:00–15:00

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