St. Peter's is a resource for the whole community. It is part of the social and cultural fabric of Drogheda life. The present congregation are but brief custodians of an historic building on an ancient site.

St. Peter's has been made more accessible to the people of Drogheda and its visitors. Now that Snetzler's unique organ has been restored the best performers will want to play it. Appropriate space has been provided in the church for recitals and concerts.

The church, which holds 500 people, will be complemented by suitable reception facilities and practice rooms. Judy Woodworth, Director of the National Concert Hall, says "this is one of the most exciting projects I have come across, one which will substantially enhance Drogheda's place in the Arts."

The bells, another of the well-known features of St. Peter's, will continue to ring out over the town. They have always attracted the best bellringers in Ireland and beyond, and will continue to do so.

St. Peter's has been a centre of Christian worship at least since the twelfth century. To secure the future of this site and building of national importance:

YOUR  HELP  IS  NEEDED .