Project: St. Matthias Church, Ballydehob Co. Cork
Location: Ballydehob, Co. Cork
The recently restored and relocated organ in our church is proving to be a real blessing. Neilands have worked very hard and with painstaking care to provide us with an excellant quality of sound and to enhance the place of worship aesthetically. The work was discussed and carried out appropriately and sensitively to the liturgical needs of the worshipping community. Neilands work has been of the very highest standard. To do this through the turbulant times following of a workshop fire is an example of "grace under pressure".
Rev'd. Paul Draper, Rector, Ballydehob, Co. Cork
June 2006.
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Project: St. Brigids Church, Cabineely, Co. Dublin
Location: Dublin
This organ contains some of the pipework from the original instrument gifted to the Church by the famous Irish Tenor, Count John McCormack.
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Project: Church of the Most Holy Rosary, Abbeyleix, Co. Laois
Location: Abbeyleix, Co. Laois
Paul Neiland & Associates of Wexford have carried out some highly creditable and respectful organ restorations, and one perceives no little promise for their future as first class artist Organ Builders.
"The Organ in Ireland" by John Holmes F.Inst.ME
Issued 1993
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Project: St. Fachtna's Catherdal, Roscarberry, Co. Cork.
Location: Roscarberry, Co. Cork
We are delighted with the work which Paul Neiland & Associates of Wexford achieved during a complete restoration of the organ at St. Fachtna's Cathedral, Roscarberry. Starting with an instrument which was in a very poor state of repair, the companies enthusiasm and attention to detail has resulted in a very fine organ. This was achieved in spite of the disasterous factory fire which occurred during the work. His understanding of, and sensitivity to the liturgical needs of a parish has been a great asset in working with him.
Very Rev'd Christopher Peters, Dean of Ross 2005
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