A stone now marks the place on Adare Manor Golf Club Course where John Wesley preached, and the Methodists hold a Field Meeting there annually.
The first Methodist chapel in Adare was built in 1794 and the site of the chapel is marked on the 5th fairway in the Adare Manor Golf Club course. In 1873 the Countess of Dunraven laid the foundation stone of the present Methodist Church on the Black Abbey Road.
The weekly Sunday Services are as follows;
Jan – March, July-Sept – Adare @ 9:30am & Ballingrane @ 11:00am
April-June, October-December – Ballingrane @ 9:30am & Adare @ 11:00am
We also often have united services on the circuit which are at 11:00am.
The service times are posted on out Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/AdareandBallingraneMethodistChurch/)
Phone: + 353(0)61 396 236
Website: www.irishmethodist.org/church/adare
Email: ruth.watt@irishmethodist.org
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