St Mary's Cathedral in Limerick with its square battlemented tower, seen from the graveyard under a clear blue sky.

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St Mary's Cathedral

St Mary's Cathedral is a Church of Ireland cathedral in Limerick, founded in 1168 by Domnall Mór Ua Briain, King of Munster, on the site of his palace near the River Shannon. Visitors see its Romanesque west doorway, a set of carved 15th-century oak misericords, medieval tombs and the graveyard around the church.

When to go

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Mon11:00–16:00

Tue11:00–16:00

Wed11:00–16:00

Thu11:00–16:00

Fri11:00–16:00

Sat11:00–16:00

SunClosed

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