The square tower at the west end contains the ring of six bells in a wooden frame. They have plain bearings, and the front four have canons.

The Mears bell does not have any date on it but, according to the Work book in the Whitechapel Foundry, London, they supplied it in 1867 and gave its weight as 15 cwts. Apparently Taylor's took this  bell to their Foundry in 1885, when it was decided to add the front five bells, and they have recorded the sizes of the bells and the scaled weight of the tenor is shown in the Details of Bells. 

In the chancel of the church, a brass tablet records the installation as Follows:

The bells in this church are erected to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Harriet Lady Carbery, who died Aug 19.1884, by her Sorrowing and devoted Daughter, Georgina, Countess of Bandon 1885.

"Until the Day Break and the Shadows Flee Away"

Bandon, St Peter

Irish Association of Change Ringers

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