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Findlaters Church
Findlaters Church
Phone direct :
Dublin 1, Dublin
On the north-east corner of Parnell Square is the Abbey Presbyterian Church (1864), usually known as Findlater's Church after the wealthy merchant who paid for the building. Its graceful neo-Gothic spire is one of Dublin's landmarks....
Saint Marys Abbey
Saint Marys Abbey
Phone direct :
Mary Street, Dublin 1, Dublin
Saint Mary's Church in Mary Street (1697, by Thomas Burgh) is the only surviving seventeenth-century church in Dublin.
John Wesley preached his first sermon in Ireland here in 1747.
The building is now an arts centre.
On the other side of Capel Street, Little Mary Street leads to the colourful Dublin Corporation Fruit and Vegetable Market....
Saint Columbas Church
Saint Columbas Church
Phone direct :
Swords, Dublin
SORD COLUMBCILLE is the ancient name of this town, meaning the well of pure water of the dove of the Church. The "Dove" means St. Columba, (from "Colombe" a dove). His sanctity caused him to be called the "Dove of the Church" (from the Latin "Cella"). The well is the one which the Saint caused to be made, which can still be found, near this place, a well of pure water, used to this day.
St. Columba founded the town about 560 A.D. He left Ireland in 563 A.D. to go to Iona, so the t...
Lusk Heritage Centre
Lusk Heritage Centre
Phone direct :
Lusk, Dublin
A monastery was founded here by St MacCullin in early Christian times, and the name Lusk derives from the cave (Irish 'lusca') where MacCullin was buried after his death in 497 AD.
The unusual square sixteenth-century belfry incorporates a sixth century Round Tower with three later towers built to match, all attached to a nineteenth-century church which contains some fine mediaeval tombs. Now the Lusk Heritage Centre, the belfry houses an exhibition on the mediaeval churches of North C...
Killiney Church
Killiney Church
Phone direct :
Killiney, Dublin
The church was dedicated to a saintly daughter of Lenin who lived in the early 7th century. The southern portion of the church is the oldest. It consists of an apparently contemporary nave and chancel, with a rounded chancel arch and flat-headed doorway with a roman cross underneath it.
It possibly dates to the 11th or 12th century. Probably in the 16th century, though perhaps considerably earlier, the northern aisle was built alongside the existing church and it contains a round-hea...
The Old Vicarage
The Old Vicarage
Phone direct :
Swords, Dublin
This beautiful building dates back to the seventeenth century but its excellent state of repair is due to the refurbishment carried out by a Rev. Joseph Espine in the 1730's, and later alterations carried out in 1872 when the vicarage was bought back by the Swords Vestry....
Baldongan Church
Baldongan Church
Phone direct :
Lusk, Dublin
The remains of a church built possibly in the 15th century. The eastern portion is probably the earliest; the western part, with its massive tower and belfry, was added later.
In the 13th century the site was attached to the church at Balrothery and was granted to the religious house at Kilbixy by the Archbishop of Dublin.
It was subsequently made tributary to Lusk. A castle stood formerly to the north of the church....
Saint Marys Church Howth
Saint Marys Church Howth
Phone direct :
94 Howth Road,, Howth, Dublin 13
Denomination : Church of Ireland
This is a functioning Church of Ireland Church.
Minister: Rev. Kevin Brew
The first church on the site was founded by Sigtrygg, King of Dublin, around 1042. But when, around 1235, the old church was amalgamated with the church on Ireland's Eye, a new church was founded by Luke, Archbishop of Dublin, and it was granted land by Sir Almeric St. Lawrence. Little remains of either of these two churches, and much of the presen...
The Black Church
The Black Church
Phone direct :
Dublin 1, Dublin
St Mary's Church, on the opposite side of Dorset Street, is known as 'the Black Church' after the black calp stone of which it is built.
Dublin legend has it that if you go twice round the Black Church at midnight, the devil will appear....
Saint Andrews Church
Saint Andrews Church
Phone direct :
Suffolk Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
St. Andrews Church was once the centre of a Church of Ireland parish. St. Andrews Parish is one of the oldest parishes in the city, dating back to the 11th century.
The present builidng was built in 1866, however, there has been a church on this site since 1665.
Saint Andrews was sold by the Church of Ireland in 1994, and its now the main Tourist Information Office for Dublin....
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