Holy Trinity Church, Cork

This splendid Georgian-Gothic structure was designed by George Pain. It was completed in 1832. In 1880, the three-part Gothic front and spire were added, although these additions are not what Pain had intended. Be sure to check out the interesting stone carvings of the exterior. The local skyline is dominated by this imposing structure; it's especially impressive in the evening when floodlit. The inside is less appealing aesthetically, although there is an interesting stained glass window in memory of the Liberator, Daniel O'Connell.