Brinny Church

A rudimentary structure was consisted on the site of the church in 1737.^[2] The church was substantially rebuilt in 1813, at a cost of IR£300, which was loaned by the Board of First Fruits.^[3] The building was further altered in the 1880s and 1890s.^[2] The tower was designed by Arthur Hill,^[4] though some sources falsely attribute it to his father, Henry Hill.^[5] Sources differ on when it was built: though most sources claim it was added during the alterations to the building in the 1880s and 1890s,^[2][5] Samuel Lewis mentions the tower in a book dating from 1837.^[3] If the tower was built during the 1813 renovations, Henry couldn't have designed it as he was born in 1806.^[6]

The church has three bays and a saddle roof.^[4]