The church cost 2600 pounds. It suffered storm damage on several occasions. In 1903 the sacristy roof was stripped and the nave damaged. The roof was stripped and re-slated in 1992. The building is gothic in style. In 1955, extensive renovation work was carried out on the church. The walls and floors were repaired and a sacred heart altar with marble rails was erected. Transportation The roads in Ardcath are all local roads - though there are some regional roads close by such as the R130 in Garristown. Safety concerns over the state of some of the roads around Ardcath have been raised at the meeting of the Slane Electoral Area Committee of Meath County Council, including concerns relating to inadequate signage notifying drivers on the approach to the local school. See also List of towns and villages in the Republic of Ireland References External links Ardcath.com Ardcath Macra Ardcath Schools Project 1930's Towns and villages in County Meath