http://malahide.dublin.anglican.org/about-us/st-andrews-history/\n\nSt. Andrew’s was opened for worship in 1822, funded by means of a gift of £830 15s. 41l. 2d. donated by the late Board of First Fruits, a loan of £276 18s. 53l. 4d. from that Board and a donation of £92 6s. 13l. 4d. from Col. Talbot, which came to a total of £1,199 10s.\nThe church, which was enlarged in 1870, contains some fine stain-glass windows, depicting Biblical scenes.\nThe tombstones in the graveyard provide an historical Malahide record:\nRichard Wogan Talbot, 5th Baron of Malahide, 1846 -1921; James Boswell, Talbot, 1874 – 1948; Milo Reginal Talbot, 1912 – 1972; artist Nathaniel Hone, 1831 – 1917; Historian, Professor Edmund Curtis, 1881 – 1943 is also buried here under the simple inscription ‘Historian’.\nOther famous persons buried there include: architect, Frederick George Hicks, 1870 – 1965, who converted Malahide” Martello Tower, now known as Hick’s Tower, and the artist, Flora H. Mitchell, who died in 1973.