Clonard Monastery in Belfast: photos, reviews

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Clonard Monastery in Belfast is an awe-inspiring masterpiece of architecture, captivating visitors with its vast high ceilings adorned with intricate details and majestic marble columns. This immense building's sheer bulk immediately captures the eye, while the enormous pipe organ and massive Rose Window add a sense of grandeur. With a resounding average rating of 4.8, it's no wonder visitors find themselves moved by its beautiful, historical atmosphere. Here, one can light a candle for prayer, attend a service, or participate in a novena, each offering a deeper connection to the serene spiritual ambiance that defines this extraordinary place.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Iris Street

Bus stop 315 m walk

Colligan Street

Bus stop 442 m walk

Elswick Street

Bus stop 435 m walk

Clonard

Bus stop 370 m walk

Lanark Way

Bus stop 401 m walk

4.8

based on 397 reviews

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4.8/5 397 reviews

Georgina Franey

Fabulous church & the location for the peace negotiations

Ade Tubb

Part of a black cab tour of the history of the troubles

Stanly Wilson

It is a monastery church of Redempterists priests. The church is good and has many altars. It also has relic of St Gerald Majella. The mosaic work above the altar is very good.

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Clonard Monastery in Belfast

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