Saint Patrick’s Cathedral has been part of Ireland’s story for over 800 years. In honour of Ireland’s patron saint, it offers a rich cultural and spiritual experience, built on the site where Saint Patrick is said to have baptised early Christian converts 1500 years ago.
It is the National Cathedral of the Church of Ireland, and the largest in the country. Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels, served as Dean of the cathedral in the 1700s and is buried here. The phrase “to chance your arm” originated within its walls. The world famous choir, founded in 1432, still performs daily during school term. Visitors can explore the cathedral through guided or self guided tours available every day.
- Johns' Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir
Family funJohns' Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir Celebrating 10 years, Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Voice Choir bring their powerful harmonies to Ireland. Choir of the World winners and Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalists, expect Welsh hymns, classics and modern favourites in an uplifting evening of song
Marsh's Library, beside the Cathedral is a must. It's the oldest public library in Ireland and contains 25,000 books.
