Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in Cork: photos, reviews

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Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church proudly stands along the river in Cork, showcasing the elegance of Gothic Revival architecture masterminded by architects George Ashlin and George Richard Pain. Towering at 49 meters, this magnificent building has been an integral part of the community since its opening on October 13, 1890. Visitors are drawn not only to its stunning exterior but also the peaceful ambiance it offers within. Inside, the church exudes a sense of calm, enhanced by thoughtful and meaningful Mass services. Known for its friendly and helpful staff, Holy Trinity provides a warm welcome to all who enter. Rated highly by visitors, this landmark is a cherished attraction for those exploring Cork's rich architectural heritage.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

South Mall

Bus stop 140 m walk

South Terrace

Bus stop 311 m walk

City Library

Bus stop 291 m walk

Anglesea Street

Bus stop 346 m walk

Georges Quay

Bus stop 72 m walk

Grand Parade (Grafton Mall)

Bus stop 294 m walk

4.5

based on 147 reviews

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4.5/5 147 reviews

Michael Corey

A very meaningful mass, close by my hotel along the river.

A J (Lexi)

Pretty place! Was closed when we went by, but was beautiful to see walking through the city.

Sergio Lucas Gonzalez

Muy bonita. La arquitectura impresionante y propia de la cultura cristiana irlandesa...🇮🇪

Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church in Cork

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