Churches in Na h-Eileanan SiarNa h-Eileanan Siar, Scotland

11 churches in the Albion Guide across Na h-Eileanan Siar — see the full churches directory, or everything to explore in Na h-Eileanan Siar.

Barra Church of Scotland

The only Protestant church on Barra, at Castlebay, dating from 1906.

Castlebay

Cluster of ruined medieval chapels and churches (Tobha Mhor) beside Howmore village, some dating from around 1200.

Howmore

Barra's Catholic parish church overlooking Castlebay, a landmark above the harbour.

Castlebay

Grandest medieval church in the Western Isles, built around 1520 as the MacLeod clan burial place, with a carved stone tomb.

Rodel

Ruined medieval church and religious college (Trinity Temple) beside Carinish, once a centre of Hebridean learning.

Carinish

Ruined medieval church on the Eye Peninsula, burial place of the Macleods of Lewis and their chiefs.

Aignish

Ruined medieval church group in Eoligarry dedicated to St Finbarr, with a replica Norse-Christian carved stone.

Eoligarry

Striking 1960s modernist Catholic church at Garrynamonie, South Uist, with a large mosaic over the door.

Garrynamonie

Large 1957 granite statue of the Madonna and Child by Hew Lorimer on the slopes of Rueval, a South Uist landmark.

Rueval

Hilltop Catholic church built 1903 with an altar base from a ship's lifeboat and a bell from a German battleship.

Eriskay

Small stone medieval church (Teampall Mholuaidh) at Eoropie in Ness, restored and still used for occasional services.

Eoropie