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Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception
Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception
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Sligo, Sligo
A Roman Catholic cathedral consecrated in 1874 by Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin. The magnificent stained glass windows were installed by Loblin of Tours, France....
Killaloe Cathedral and Churches
Killaloe Cathedral and Churches
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Killaloe, Clare
The cathedral was founded about 1185 by Donal More O'Brien on the site of an earlier Romanesque church, the doorway of which is preserved in the south-west corner of the Cathedral. The Cathedral is in the form of a cross, and has three narrow lancet windows in the east gable. Beside the Romanesque door near the main entrance is one of the few stones in the country with a Viking runic inscription; it is unique in that it also has the same inscription in Ogham asking for a prayer for Thorgrim wh...
Enniskillen Anglican Cathedral
Enniskillen Anglican Cathedral
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Enniskillen, Fermanagh
The Anglican cathdral on the main street contains a full length martial portrait of this same general, still brandishing his sabre. The cathedral tower, which survives from a seventeenth century church on the site, contains a bell cast from cannon used in the Battle of the Boyne. Colours of the Inniskilling regiments hang in the light and airy late Georgian interior.
Notable features are the seventeenth century font and a stone tablet to William Pokrich ( died 1628) with half the inscrip...
Saint Michaels Roman Catholic Church
Saint Michaels Roman Catholic Church
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Enniskillen, Fermanagh
Built between 1870-75, this large French Gothic Revival church was designed by John O'Neill. The main spire planned by the architect was finished in 1992....
Saint Eunans Cathedral
Saint Eunans Cathedral
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Letterkenny, Donegal
The cathedral dominates the skyline on all approaches to the town and at night, the warm floodlit and graceful spire is a welcoming sight.
When the Cathedral at Raphoe passed to the Church of Irlend after the Reformation, the Catholic Bishop has no permanent seat until the Letterkenny Cathedral was opened and dedicated to Saint Eunan and Columba in 1901.
Designed by William Hague of Dublin and built of white stone from Mountcharles, the graceful lines, flying buttresses and orn...
Cathedral
Cathedral
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Glendalough, Wicklow
Dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the Cathedral is the largest surviving ruin and it occupies the most prominent position in Glendalough. Originally dating to the time of Kevin himself, it underwent many alterations over the centuries and now closely resembles a tenth century style structure to which a chancel was added two centuries later. The width of the nave is exceptional, and at 9 metres is probably the widest of any of the early Churches in Ireland. The Church ceased to serve as...
Ennis Cathedral
Ennis Cathedral
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O'Connell Street, Ennis, Clare
Built between 1828 and 1842, following the repeal of the penal laws, the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul is certainly worth a visit. Situated at the end of O’Connell Street. ....
Saint Patricks Cathedral
Saint Patricks Cathedral
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Deanery, Saint Lomans Street, Trim, Meath
The fine stone tower is a remnant of the medieval Parish Church of Trim. Commemorating Dean Butleer, the historian of Trim, is a clock in the tower. In the porch there are some fine examples of ancient tombstones found by Dean Butler around Trim.
The present church is 87 feet in length; remains of the original chancel may be seen behind the East gable. Access is by appointment only....
Downpatrick Cathedral
Downpatrick Cathedral
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Downpatrick, Down
The place-name Downpatrick comprises two elements - dun, an early Irish fortified site (on which the present Cathedral was erected), and the name of Ireland's National Apostle. Some say St. Patrick was buried here, but there is no early tradition to substantiate the claim, and the inscribed stone allegedly marking the Saint's burial place just south of the Cathedral dates from as recently as 1900. Indeed, very little is known of the early history of the site until the 12th century, when a churc...
Knock Shrine
Knock Shrine
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Knock, Mayo
Our Lady's Shrine Knock, is one of the great Marian shrines of the world, attracting over 1,500,000 visitors annually. It's an oasis of peace, tranquillity and deep spirituality where many who come to see, remain to pray and find reconciliation. On 30th September 1979, His Holiness Pope John Paul II came as a pilgrim to Knock Shrine, the goal of his journey to Ireland.
Knock is the scene of the apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph and St. John on 21st August 1879, witness...
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