Hello everyone and welcome to another week of doors! Today is Friday here in Northern Ireland, so I am a day late with my doors, however, the weather yesterday was unbelievably good and I didn’t want to waste a second of it. When the sun shines, there’s no rain and the skies are blue, you have to make the most of it in Ireland.
I thought this week I would share some of my favourite church doors. I have so many photos of churches as I love the architecture and history of these buildings and thankfully they quite often have beautiful doors. Let me know if you have a favourite this week.





Have a great weekend everyone.
Wayne ✌🏽
My pick is definitely the Church of Carlington doors!
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Great choice! 😊
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Spring is a mixed bag of weather here in Missouri too. Glad you had a good day. Love the first church! Looks like it’s been around a long time.
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Thank you very much 😊
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Really great photography! Love number five…wonderful contrast in color and style.
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Thanks so much Suzette! Very kind 😊
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The Littlefield one is adorable, but the rest are just as gorgeous 🙂
Glad for the sunny day!
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Thanks so much Patricia 😊😊
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I look at all of these which are beautiful in their own ways, but I go with 2 and the door hardware stands out and its old looking church
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Thanks so much! You can’t beat an old looking church 😊
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surely, number 5 has to be my fave. because of its unusual colour!
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Amazing, thanks Lov!
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I don’t blame you for wanting to enjoy the good weather. I live in a rainy climate too, and I’m so starved for sunshine that I have to leave the house when the skies are blue. Beautiful church doors. For me, the older the better. My fav was the one in Carlingford, Ireland, though all are lovely.
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That’s absolutely right. You don’t want to waste a good day with blue skies. I love the older churches too, so much character. Thank you for your comment 😊
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As usual, you’ve made it hard to choose. But, since it’s getting warmer here, and I’ll be spending some time in my workshop, I’m going to go with the wooden entrance to 3 – Queenstown, NZ. That’s some fine craftsmanship.
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It really is. Thanks a lot Dan. Spending time in the workshop sounds great.
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I really like the first one. It looks happy with everything coming together like a face. 🙂
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Oh wow it really does. I hadn’t noticed that before so thanks for sharing 😊
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No 5 gets my vote. It looks very solid.
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Thanks Sheree. It certainly does look solid.
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