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St. Laurence's Church: A Chapelizod Landmark

An Anglican (Church of Ireland) church with a rich history, St. Laurence's Church is a prominent feature of the village of Chapelizod, Dublin.

Historical Evolution

• 14th-century foundations with remnants in the current tower.
• Main body rebuilt in 1832.
• Victorian renovation of the medieval tower in 1859.
• Interior enhancements by Sibthorpe & Sons.

Architectural Blend

• Gothic Revival style in the main church body.
• Medieval tower core with elaborate Victorian embellishments.

Interior Features

• Traditional fixed timber pews.
• Limestone and marble baptistery.
• Brass and oak altar rail, and oak altar.
• Memorials and tablets dating back to the 17th century.

Setting and Surroundings

The church boasts a mature, secluded churchyard and a picturesque location on the River Liffey within the historic village of Chapelizod.

Learn More

• Buildings of Ireland: St. Laurence's Church
• Archiseek: St. Laurence's Church