This place is somehow majestic and different. You can see it from far and approaching only makes it more beautiful. You should definitely give it a go.

Since we were staying nearby, we walked past this lovely church with a bright red door. It is close to St. Stephens Square and the shopping district. We dropped in a contribution to help the church but it is not required.

Another church that took two visits to finally find it open. At least with the layout of the city, I found myself walking past many of the sights more than once. Had to stop as this is where Bram Stoker was married! :)

I just happened upon this small church and went inside. It was simply lovely. I was quite glad I found it.

This church is distinctive because it has 3 red doors. This church has a special place in history because this was the place where Bram Stoker got married - before this I had thought of Bram Stroker as Romanian with Dracula and suddenly I realise...More

Having visited my ancestor's place of worship - the elegant St. Stephen's in Mount Street Square, which was closed - we went on the its mother Church of St. Ann. There could not have been a greater contrast in architectural styles; I love St. Stephen's...More

The turbulent history of Dublin and indeed Ireland may have had something to do with the long completion time for this project on which commenced in 1720. The interior memorials and artefacts are well worth examining in detail for anyone who has a feel for...More