It is the legacy of the Reverend Basil Patras Zula, who arrived in Ireland around 1827, as a refugee from the war between the Turks and the Greeks. Zula accepted a call to serve in the Moravian Ministry and was assigned to Kilwarlin in 1834. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to NorthernIrelandWorld, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
He was deeply committed to serving the community and led in the creation of a battle garden representing the Battle of Thermopylae in Ancient Greece. The master plan will ensure the preservation of the amazing story of Zula and the enhancement of the buildings and grounds for future generations to enjoy. To mark the award and the commencement of the project, the Heritage Fund’s Northern Ireland Director Dr Paul Mullan met with the Project Board and Chair Barbara Erwin, who commented: "We are immensely grateful to The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support in our endeavour to preserve and promote the rich heritage of Kilwarlin.
"This award will enable us to create a comprehensive plan that respects the history and significance of this cherished site, while also ensuring its accessibility, sustainability and enjoyment by all." Advertisement Advertisement Dr Paul Mullan added: “We are excited to support Kilwarlin Moravian Church in creating a sustainable vision and masterplan for this unique, historic place which builds on previous Heritage Fund investment in 2018. "Usi.
