Hidden gem in Galway's Latin Quarter – definitely worth the visit! Friendly staff – very knowledgable & personable tour guides. Reasonable 5€ admission fee, the proceeds of which are contributed to the church's ongoing restoration efforts. Plaster put in the church in the 1950s(?) is wearing away the original stone underneath, so there's a project to remove all of it, which requires extensive financial support. Be sure to check out the south transept because this is the first part of the church that has been restored so that the beautiful stone walls are visible from the inside. So many layers of history to explore in this church, from the 12th century Norman-era stones & tombs built into foundation to evidence of 17th-century Cromwellian destruction apparent in beheaded statuary around the sanctuary.