The most beautiful religious buildings Leinster

Like many Catholic churches, St Brigid's Cathedral was rebuilt, rebuilt, destroyed and rebuilt and served as a stable at Cromwell Horses… Recently renovated, she is always standing and has some attractions for architectural lovers. The round tower is the highest That tower in Ireland, but you need to be in shape to climb the wooden ladders. Very nice view of the top of the tower, whose normally pointed top was destroyed by lightning.

Impressive ruins of a church built at the end of the xiiith century on the site of a former monastery. The Ogham stone, set out in the choir, suggests the presence of a place of worship dating from the Celtic era, around the third or fourth century.

Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral is a must-see when visiting the Irish capital. Located in the southern part of the old city, this Anglican cathedral is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture. Founded in 1191 by John Comyn, it is now the seat of Anglican worship for the Church of Ireland. It is also possible to book free guided tours, which take place regularly throughout the day. St. Patrick's Cathedral is within easy walking distance of Dublin city center and has facilities for people with reduced mobility. Free coach parking is available nearby. Visitors can also support the cathedral's mission by purchasing souvenirs from the small store inside.