Christ Church Cathedral

Dublin

Christ Church Anglican Cathedral is the oldest Protestant church in the Irish capital. It is also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. This religious building is located in dublin city centre. Its neo-Gothic style, its magnificent nave and its sublime stained glass windows are the beauty of Christ Church. The Cathedral is also ►

Things to do and see - Christ Church Cathedral

Delve into the Viking and medieval history of Dublin

Dublinia

Learn about the city's rich ecclesiastical heritage

St Patrick's Cathedral

Explore the history of Ireland's iconic stout

Guinness Storehouse

Engage and connect with Irish history and culture

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Discover an extraordinary collection of rare manuscripts

Chester Beatty Library

Cross the city's oldest pedestrian bridge over the river

Ha'penny Bridge

Step into a world of vibrant art, music, and cuisine in the city

Temple Bar

Uncover the history and mysteries of Celtic culture

National Museum of Ireland

Immerse yourself in The Book of Kells Experience

Trinity College Dublin

Go for a walk, ride a bike, or unwind with a picnic

Phoenix Park

FAQ - Christ Church Cathedral

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When was Christ Church Cathedral built in Dublin?
Construction of Dublin's Holy Trinity Cathedral began in 1028 under the orders of Sitric at the Silky Beard, Norwegian Viking king. In its early days, the religious building was made of wood. It was not until 1172 that stone construction was undertaken and completed in the 13th century.
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Who are the cat and the rat in Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin?
The crypt of the cathedral houses a mummified cat and rat, nicknamed "Tom and Jerry" by the people of Dublin.