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Wonders & blunders

By and David Armitage David Armitage2005-02-04T00:00:00

St Brigid’s Church in Belfast was designed by Kennedy Fitzgerald Associates. Completed in 1994, it replaced a church dating from 1893. The brick built church has a pitched slate roof and seats 800 people.

David Armitage finds one capital city elevated by a small modern church, and another ruined by 1960s grey concrete

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