Stained Glass window in Croom Church Stained glass windows in the church include windows of St Anthony, St Bridget, St Patrick, St Theresa, and the Holy family. Parishioners donated the windows. There is another plaque to the Lyons family on the stairs of the right gallery, which dedicated the stained glass window of the Archangel Michael to them. The window by the left gallery is to Gabriel. Aged 75 The Church of Ireland church now stands where there was originally a Catholic Church.
Nothing now remains, however, of the church ruin.
Croom became the parish church in 1711, the parish church had been at Anhid. Only one wall remains of Anhid church now, however, located in the centre of Anhid graveyard. The old water font was removed from this church in 1969. The name Anhid comes from Anait , meaning the chief church in a monastery. In Westropp's Ancient Churches in Co. Limerick, he mentions a chapel at Dromassell or Tory Hill.