Methodist community continues to thrive

I WRITE regarding a comment by Mary Leland in an article that concerned the anniversary of the Huguenot Church in Cork (Irish Examiner, Property, March 11).

Methodist community continues to thrive
Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Ms Leland referred to the Methodist Church which was on Patrick Street and which is now a fashion shop.

However, she went on to suggest that this was as a result of “congregations diminishing at the time”.

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