Quilty, Co. Clare. Statue of Mary surrounded by flowers at the grotto in Quilty.

Quilty, Co. Clare. Road sign for Seaview Park, Quilty, Co. Clare.

Quilty Village. General view of one of the streets in Quilty village.

Quilty R.C. Church. General view of Quilty R.C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. View of plaque above doorway in Quilty R.C. Church. The plaque commemorates the men of Quilty who rescued from the sea the crew of the French ship, Leon XIII in 1907.

Quilty R.C. Church. Side window of Quilty R.C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. View of plaque in Quilty R.C. Church. Inscription reads: 'Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea, Quilty, erected 1910, renovated 1976, blessed and rededicated by Most Rev. Michael A. Harty, D.D. Bishop of Killaloe, 7th April 1976, Thomas Murphy, P.P., McMahon, McMahon & Hickey, Architects, Limerick, J.J. Morrissey, Contractor.'

Quilty R.C. Church. Replica of the French ship, Leon XIII in Quilty R.C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. Close up of holy water font in Quilty R.C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. View of doorway in Quilty R.C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. Lifebelt from the French ship Leon XIII in Quilty R. C. Church.

Quilty R.C. Church. Memorial to the men of Quilty who rescued from the sea the crew of the French ship, Leon XIII in 1907.

Leon XIII Bell. Close up of bell of the French ship Leon XIII, which sank off Quilty in October 1907. The bell is now in the Star of the Sea Church in Quilty, which was built to commemorate the rescue of the crew by local men.

Quilty R.C. Church. Internal view of Quilty R.C. Church showing altar, pulpit and crucifix.