All Heritage Sites in Dublin City

St. Audoen’s is Dublin’s earliest surviving medieval church. The 12th-Century tower is believed to be the oldest in Ireland, and its three bells date from 1423. The 15th century nave also remains intact. The church stands in an attractive churchyard with well-maintained lawns and shrubs. Next door stand St. Audoen’s Catholic Church, completed in 1847. In the basement is an Read more…

A short distance south of Christchurch on the opposite side of High Street is the Tailors Hall which dates from 1706 and is the only remaining Guild Hall in Dublin. It was the meeting place of the Guild of Merchant Tailors from 1706 to 1841. It was also u sed as a meeting place by the Back Lane Parliament and Read more…