A 20 minute sound piece, Time, was constructed solely from sounds emanating into the chapel on one day during October 2005. The artist had come to see it as being a type of recording device of the ever changing fate’s of the towns population since it was built. 50 CD’s were placed anonymously on the door for the public to take between November and December 2005. The chapel had originally been built by heart broken local merchant, Edward Costello, in 1877 to house the remains of his wife and for him to be interred beside her after his own death. At the time of the project the building had become neglected but the artist was excited that this beacon of eternal love should exist hidden at the heart of this small Irish town which continues in transition.

The project was publicised and documented with a website

In December 2005 the sound piece and some text about it was included in a group show at the Dock arts centre in Carrick-on-Shannon.

An essay by the artist on the project was published in Leitrim Observor during its run.

Stephen Rennicks (b. 1972) is an artist now based in Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Some pieces to date include the year long Junk out of Context (2004 - 2005) which explored the audio and video stock of Dublin charity shops; Trains for the Blind (2004), a sound piece released in conjunction with the ESB Dublin Fringe festival; a six month Secret Residency at Dublin Airport during 2005; Imagine Black Lough (2006) installation at The Dock, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim; his debut solo show With & Without Context at Mantua Project, Co. Roscommon in 2007; his three year in the making land art piece 666777888 completed in 2008; the moment concerned Deeper into Nothing (2009) and How to Disappear (2010) which was shown during the Boyle Arts Festival, Co.  Roscommon in July 2010. For this latter project he was supported with an artist bursary by Leitrim County Council. He took part in the TRADE 2011 residency programme, run jointly by Leitrim and Roscommon County Council Arts Offices, led that year by the artist David Michalek. One of the projects to emerge from this was 'One Minute Residency'.

Any members of the general public walking past the chapel between Nov and Dec 2005.