Church Micro IE 334 - Immaculate Conception Traditional Cache

The Cache

Its is a magnetic micro placed at an informaton board about the church. There is parking at the cache and also across the road.

The Church

The Church of the Immaculate Conception is a Roman Catholic Church located in Louth Village in County Louth. The foundation stone was laid on 5th October 1890 and It opened for worship in 1892. The spire was added in 1904. It was designed by William Henry Byrne and was built by James McAdorey.

This church replaced an older church built around 1804.

A fire destroyed the interior of this church on 2nd April 2003. Work started on its restoration in October 2004 and it was re-dedicated on 26th January 2006. It is one of two churches in Louth Parish in the Our Lady Queen of Peace Pastoral Area in the Archdiocese of Armagh

The Church Micro Series

The Church Micro IE series is open to everyone; if you have a church you would like to place a cache at then please contact THE_Chris through Geocaching.com. This is to keep track of the numbers of the churches and give you the general format for the cache page. In the UK there are thousands in the series so we have some catching up to do! Also, if you currently have a published cache at a church that you would like to include in the series, get in contact and we can add it.