St Patrick’s Cathedral is the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland, standing in Dublin, County Dublin. Founded in medieval
Christ Church Cathedral stands on Christchurch Place in Dublin, County Dublin, and is one of the city’s oldest and most
Kylemore Abbey stands beside a lake at Pollacappul in Connemara, County Galway, its turreted facade reflected in the water below
Galway Cathedral stands on Nun’s Island in the heart of Galway City, County Galway, a large twentieth-century cathedral built in
Croagh Patrick rises above Clew Bay at Teevenacroaghy, County Mayo, its distinctive conical peak visible for miles across the surrounding
The Rock of Cashel rises above the town of Cashel in County Tipperary, a limestone outcrop crowned by one of
The Rock of Dunamase, near Aghnahily in County Laois, is a dramatic ruined fortress crowning a rocky outcrop above the
Whitefriar Street Church is a Carmelite church in the heart of Dublin city, a short walk from Grafton Street and
The Black Church stands in Dublin city, a former Church of Ireland building whose dark stonework gave it its enduring
The round tower and belfry at Swords are the surviving marks of an early Christian monastic foundation in this north
St Doulagh’s Church stands at Saintdoolaghs in County Dublin, north of the city. It is an unusual and very old
St Michan’s Church sits on the north side of Dublin City, County Dublin, and is best known for the burial
St Ann’s Church is a Church of Ireland parish church in Dublin, County Dublin, its ornate stone frontage a well-known
St Audoen’s Church stands in Dublin city, County Dublin, and is the oldest surviving medieval parish church in the city.
Saint Catherine’s Church is a historic Dublin church in the Saint Catherine’s area of County Dublin. Its classical stone frontage
St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, in Dublin’s north city, County Dublin, is the principal Catholic church of the city and the seat
Newman University Church, dedicated as Our Lady Seat of Wisdom, stands on St Stephen’s Green in the Saint Kevin’s area
The Greek Orthodox Church in Stoneybatter serves Dublin’s Greek Orthodox community, in a characterful old quarter on the north side
Abbey Presbyterian Church stands at Parnell Square in the Rotunda area of Dublin, County Dublin. Built in Gothic Revival style
Adelaide Road Presbyterian Church stands in the Saint Kevin’s area of Dublin, County Dublin, on the southern side of the
Skellig Michael is the larger of the two Skellig Islands, rising steeply from the Atlantic off the Iveragh coast of
St Mary’s Cathedral is the Catholic cathedral of the Diocese of Kerry, a large Gothic Revival church in stone designed
Rattoo Round Tower stands at Rattoo in north County Kerry, on the site of an early Christian monastic settlement. The
The O’Connell Memorial Church stands in Cahersiveen, County Kerry, and is dedicated to the memory of Daniel O’Connell, the campaigner
Muckross Friary stands at Carrigafreaghane in County Kerry, within the grounds of Killarney National Park. A ruined Franciscan friary, it
Lislaughtin Franciscan Friary stands near Ballylongford in north County Kerry, close to the shores of the Shannon estuary. The ruined
Kyrie Eleison Abbey stands at Abbeydorney in north County Kerry, a parish whose very name records the Cistercian abbey once
Kilmalkedar Church stands near Ballydavid on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, one of the most significant early ecclesiastical sites
Killagha Abbey stands at Kilcolman, County Kerry, near Milltown in the north of the county. The roofless remains of this
The Fahan Beehive Huts stand at Fahan on the southern side of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, on the
Dún an Óir stands on the coast at Smerwick in County Kerry, on the northern side of the Dingle Peninsula
Church Island sits in Lough Currane at Termons, County Kerry, a wooded island in a large lake on the Iveragh
Ballinskelligs Abbey stands on the shore at Ballinskelligs, County Kerry, on the Iveragh Peninsula. The roofless stone ruins of this
Ardfert Cathedral is a medieval ecclesiastical site in the village of Ardfert, County Kerry, a few miles north of Tralee.
Annagh Church stands near Blennerville in County Kerry, close to Tralee Bay on the approach to the Dingle Peninsula. It



































