St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Dublin: photos, reviews

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St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Dublin stands as a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. Opened in 1826, this 61-meter tall structure captures attention with its impressive medieval details. Known for its beautiful exterior, the church serves as a beacon of spiritual life in the area, marked by events such as the Eucharistic procession for the annual pilgrimage. It also holds significant community value, offering a serene backdrop for commemorations and gatherings, as witnessed during a neighbor's funeral. With an average Google rating of 4.7, the church is both a historical attraction and a cherished local landmark.

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Wheelchair accessible

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St Peter's Church

Bus stop 18 m walk

Rathdown Road

Bus stop 235 m walk

North Circular Road (Phibsborough Road)

Bus stop 310 m walk

North Circular Road, stop

Bus stop 275 m walk

Phibsborough PO

Bus stop 132 m walk

Phibsborough

Tram stop 154 m walk

4.7

based on 324 reviews

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4.7/5 324 reviews

Luca Beschi

a slightly dark church but with very particular marble details on the altars and details in the stained glass windows to be observed carefully as well as the apse and the entire covering. The organ also stands out together with the wooden elements of the balustrade

Kilian Smith

Nice calm place to go in the city. Worth visiting to see the Harry Clarke windows

Plastorex

A cute average church, with colorful windows.

St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Dublin

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