Religious

While Ireland is historically a Christian country, it has now become an extremely religious and culturally diverse country. Ireland and the Irish people extends a very warm welcome to everybody regardless of their religion, nationality or culture.

Ireland has a fascinating history and religion has certainly formed a significant part in that history.

There are many famous Churches and Cathedrals spread across the island of Ireland. Christ Church Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin are two of the most recognisable Cathedrals in the world. Both cathedrals now offer superb visitor experiences and are recognised as being amongst Dublin’s Best Tourist Attractions. Christ Church Cathedral has been a religious centre for almost 1,000 years with records at the current location dating back to 1030AD. Christ Church Cathedral has witnessed all of Ireland’s turbulent past over this time and has been a focal point for much of this.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral also has a long and colourful history which dates back over 800 years. Ireland’s Patron Saint, Saint Patrick, is believed to have used the vicinity of St. Patrick’s Cathedral to baptize new converts to Christianity in the 5th century. Both of these magnificent Cathedrals are well worth a visit during your Irish Golf Tour or Ireland Vacation.

The ancient Christian site of Clonmacnoise is regarded as one of the leading Tourist Attractions in the Midlands of Ireland. This site dates back to the 6th Century and features the iconic “Celtic High Crosses” amongst other stunning artefacts. The location of Clonmacnoise is magnificent as it was built on the banks of the River Shannon.

Knock Basilica in County Mayo in the west of Ireland is one of the most recognisable and famous Catholic churches in the world. The fascinating history of Knock Basilica dates back to 1879 and now this magnificent centre hosts over 1.5million pilgrims every year.

While you are on your Ireland Golf Vacation or Irish Tour, our experienced team are glad to assist with any personal religious requirements such as prayer locations and times for all religions.

Christchurch Cathedral

Christchurch Cathedral is located within the bustling centre of Dublin city, and is the city’s oldest building. This medieval cathedral dates back to around 1028 but was rebuilt from 1172, and has been a place of spiritual worship and...

Clonmacnoise

Clonmacnoise is an ancient monastic site located on the eastern bank of the River Shannon, in Shannonbridge, County Offaly. The monastery was originally founded in 544, by St Ciaran. By the 9th century owing to its strategic location the...

Knock Basilica

Knock Shrine is one of Europe’s major Marian Shrines, it has a remote location situated amongst boglands and wilderness, in the eastern part of County Mayo, in the west of Ireland. With no real scenery or other attractions close...

St. Patrick’s Cathedral

St Patrick’s Cathedral is the Church of Ireland’s national cathedral, and is located on the outskirts of the city. It is the biggest church in Ireland and was constructed between 1191 and 1270, in honour of Ireland’s parton saint,...