A record of St. Cybi's Church, Holyhead : and the sermon preached after its restoration, 1879

A vivid portrait of Holyhead’s ancient crown jewel, this work chronicles the 1879 restoration of St. Cybi’s Church and the heartfelt sermon that followed. The narrator weaves together the story of a modest parish gaining a new south aisle and a splendid east‑window, gifts that celebrate the devotion of local families and the Victorian spirit of commemoration.

Beyond the stonework, the book opens a window onto the island’s deep past, describing the mysterious “Irishmen’s Huts,” towering cromlechs, and early Christian relics that whisper of druidic rites and the quiet triumph of faith. Illustrated with six detailed images, the narrative balances scholarly insight with a reverent love for the landscape, inviting listeners to explore a place where rugged cliffs, ancient stones, and a living congregation meet.