Katedra św. Macartana w Clogher
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 zabytek kategorii A z dnia 07.03.1977 | |||||||||||
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| Państwo |  Wielka Brytania | ||||||||||
| Prowincja |  Irlandia Północna | ||||||||||
| Miejscowość | Clogher | ||||||||||
| Wyznanie | protestanckie | ||||||||||
| Kościół | Irlandii | ||||||||||
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Położenie na mapie Wielkiej Brytanii  (c) Karte: NordNordWest, Lizenz: Creative Commons by-sa-3.0 de | |||||||||||
 54°24′39″N 7°10′19″W/54,410833 -7,171944 | |||||||||||
Katedra świętego Macartana (ang. St Macartan's Cathedral) – jeden z dwóch kościołów katedralnych w diecezji Clogher (drugim jest katedra św. Macartina w Enniskillen) Kościoła Irlandii. Znajduje się we wsi Clogher w hrabstwie Tyrone, w Irlandii Północnej w prowincji kościelnej Armagh.
Obecny kościół został zbudowany w 1744 roku przez biskupa Johna Stearne'a według projektu architekta Jamesa Martina. Posiada wspaniałą kolekcję portretów biskupów i wysokiej jakości witraże. Przyjaciele katedry w Clogher mają duży wkład w utrzymywanie przez wiele lat wnętrza świątyni w doskonałym stanie.
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