THE ENTRANCE TO ST. PATRICK'S CEMETERY AT MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY [FEATURING A SHADED TUNNEL OF INTERLOCKING YEW TREES]-237732-1
BLACKROCK MARKET CROSS [ON MAIN STREET IN BLACKROCK VILLAGE]-238407-1
VERY OLD CROSSES These crosses likely predate the current church and were important markers of faith, devotion, and artistry during the...

VERY OLD CROSSES

These crosses likely predate the current church and were important markers of faith, devotion, and artistry during the early Christian period in Ireland
MOUNT JEROME Mount Jerome's story is one of resilience and renewal. It is a testament to the enduring power of history and the...

MOUNT JEROME

Mount Jerome's story is one of resilience and renewal. It is a testament to the enduring power of history and the importance of preserving our cultural…
CHURCH AND GRAVE Original Images By A Real Street Photographer

CHURCH AND GRAVE

Original Images By A Real Street Photographer
CHURCH STREET SAINT MARY OF THE ANGELS CHURCH

CHURCH STREET

SAINT MARY OF THE ANGELS CHURCH
CHURCH AND SCHOOL THE SCHOOL IS OF INTEREST

CHURCH AND SCHOOL

THE SCHOOL IS OF INTEREST
GLASNEVIN CEMETERY YOU REALLY SHOULD VISIT

GLASNEVIN CEMETERY

YOU REALLY SHOULD VISIT
LIMERICK Throughout the 1900s, the Catholic Church exerted considerable influence in Limerick. It played a central role in...

LIMERICK

Throughout the 1900s, the Catholic Church exerted considerable influence in Limerick. It played a central role in education, healthcare, and social services,…
ST JOSEPH'S CHURCH St. Joseph's Church, located on Church Road in the East Wall area of Dublin, is a Catholic church that serves as the...

ST JOSEPH'S CHURCH

St. Joseph's Church, located on Church Road in the East Wall area of Dublin, is a Catholic church that serves as the heart of the local community.
CHURCH AT SEVILLE PLACE St. Laurence O'Toole Church, located on Seville Place in the Sheriff Street area of Dublin's north inner city, holds a...

CHURCH AT SEVILLE PLACE

St. Laurence O'Toole Church, located on Seville Place in the Sheriff Street area of Dublin's north inner city, holds a significant place in the local…
CHRIST CHURCH The cathedral's allure lies in its stunning architecture, with its Romanesque and Gothic elements, intricate stone...

CHRIST CHURCH

The cathedral's allure lies in its stunning architecture, with its Romanesque and Gothic elements, intricate stone carvings, and beautiful stained-glass…

GHOST STORY

It may surprise many visitors to discover that St. Patrick's Pontifical University, often referred to as Maynooth College, has its own graveyard. The cemetery…

BY IMOGEN STUART

ronze statue of pope John Paul II embracing two kneeling children, based on a photograph taken during the Pope's visit in 1980.

ST MARYS CHURCH

St. Mary's Church of Ireland, situated on Parson Street in Maynooth, stands as a testament to the town's rich history and religious heritage.

ST MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH

The church's design, typical of the period, features an ornate and elaborate facade contrasting with the simpler treatment of the remaining walls. This…

MAYNOOTH AT RANDOM

Overall, Maynooth offers a unique mix of history, education, and modern amenities, making it an appealing place to live, study, or visit. Whether exploring…

SAINT CONLETHS CHURCH

St. Conleth's Catholic Church stands as a testament to the deep-rooted faith and rich history of Newbridge, County Kildare. This majestic church, dedicated to…

OLD GARRISON CHURCH

Located on the main street in Newbridge, the Old Garrison Church stands as a testament to the town's military and spiritual heritage. Built in 1859, this…

MARIAN STATUE IN STILLORGAN

Located at what locals once referred to as "Patrician Villas," now officially recognised as St. Laurence's Park, this statue stands as an outlier.

ST PHILIPS CHURCH

The architect was Sir Thomas Drew, renowned for designing other notable buildings like St. Anne's Cathedral in Belfast and Rathmines Town Hall.

RELIGION AND RELATED TOPICS PHOTO BLOG

Original Images By A Real Street Photographer

CHURCH ON MERRION ROAD

In the 1920s, the Catholic population in the Merrion area grew, prompting the Archbishop of Dublin to decide that a new church and parish were needed

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