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compulsory for grammar school pupils to be in the choirs, although many of the girls are, and a few boys; many of the boys leave when their voice breaks. Choirboys are considered professional singers and are paid monthly for their services. The girls are not. The choir also sings very occasionally at weddings and receives payment for this. Until 1998 they received a large discount on their education; they are still offered free music lessons. While non-choirboy students had two months' holidays during the summer, half of the boys were on duty every day during the summer and had to attend choir practice and two services each weekday, one service on
Saturday and two on Sunday. This arrangement was also changed in 1998.
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The basis of the present building, as noted, the largest church in
Ireland, was built between 1191 and 1270, though little now remains of the earliest work beyond the baptistry. Much of the work was overseen by the previously mentioned Henry of London, a friend of the King of England and signatory of
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Over time, a whole complex of buildings arose in the vicinity of the cathedral, including the Palace of the St
Sepulchre (seat of the archbishop), and legal jurisdiction was divided between a Liberty controlled by the dean, around the cathedral, and a larger one belonging to the archbishop, adjacent.
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The choir school continues and although originally all-male, now also admits girls; a
Cathedral Girls' Choir was founded in 2000 and sings once or twice a week. The girls are mostly drawn from either the choir school or St Patrick's Grammar School, which provides secondary education. It is no longer
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As noted above, in late June and early July 2007, Saint
Patrick's appointed two ecumenical canons, one Presbyterian and one Roman Catholic, who can be invited by the dean to say Morning or Evening Prayer in the cathedral, read holy scripture and assist at baptisms, marriages, funerals or celebration
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Prebend of Tymothan, and following a gap, from 1317, this prebend without a church provided a seat for the Archbishop of Dublin at the Chapter, used only at the election of a dean. The Prebendary of Cualan as at September 2011 is the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most
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A new parish, called the Parish of St
Catherine and St James with St Audoen, was created by an act of the General Synod of the Church of Ireland. This new parish is made up of each of the parishes of St Peter, St Matthias and St Audoen; St Catherine and St James; and St Luke and St Kevin. The rector
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restored the cathedral's privileges and initiated restoration and a late document of Queen Mary's reign, a deed dated 27 April 1558, comprises a release or receipt by Thomas
Leverous, the new dean, and the chapter of St Patrick's, of the "goods, chattels, musical instruments, etc.", belonging to the
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The other great change for the cathedral occurred in 1871 when, following the disestablishment of the Church of
Ireland, the newly independent church at its general synod finally resolved the "two cathedrals" issue, making Christ Church the sole and undisputed cathedral of the Dublin diocese and St
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By the early 17th century, the Lady Chapel was said to have been in ruins, and the arch at the east end of the choir was closed off by a lath and plaster partition wall. There was also routine flooding and a series of galleries was added to accommodate large congregations. In 1620 the
English-born
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Of the 13 original prebends, several were later reallocated, new ones created to replace them, and later, yet further prebends were designated. For many years, the chapter comprised the four dignities, the archdeacons of Dublin and Glendalough and 24 prebendaries, but the archdeacons ceased to be
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According to the Constitution of the Church of Ireland, the dean is the "immediate ordinary of the cathedral for the purpose of directing the clergy and official and ordering the services". However, "All other matters relating to the cathedral and not otherwise provided for shall be determined in
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The cathedral is supported by a volunteer organisation, with both subscribing (annual and five-year) and life members, who perform various tasks and contribute materially to the work and fabric of the cathedral. In addition, there is a range of voluntary groups performing specific tasks, such as
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As part of a reorganisation of city-based parishes (many with long histories), several were attached to each of the Dublin cathedrals. The Saint Patrick's Cathedral Group of Parishes which dated as a group from 1970 ceased to exist on the retirement of Dean Robert MacCarthy on 25 January 2012.
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There is almost no precedent for a two-cathedral city, and some believe it was intended that St Patrick's, a secular (diocesan clergy who are not members of a religious order, i.e. under a rule and, therefore, "regular") cathedral, would replace Christ Church, a cathedral managed by an order.
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Tymothan: a manor estate, rather than a church, was attached to the Archbishopric until 1247, and has since been independent, though until Disestablishment, often vacant. As of September 2014, the Prebendary of Tymothan is Canon Paul Willoughby, Rector of the Kilmocomoge Union of Parishes
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An attempt at major restoration began under the direction of Dean Pakenham (Dean, 1843–1864), limited by poor economic circumstances. The Lady Chapel was restored, the floor (then raised several metres) reduced to its original level and other urgent matters were at least partly addressed.
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From the very earliest years, there were problems with seepage of water, with a number of floods, especially in the later years of the 18th century, caused by the surrounding branches of the River Poddle – even in the 20th century, it is reported that the water table was within 2.3 metres
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peal of bells in Ireland, which are also the tenth heaviest in the world. They consist of a 12-bell diatonic peal (tenor: 0 long tons 45 cwt 1 qr 18 lb (5,086 lb or 2.307 t))and 3 semitone bells, with the main peal being tuned to the key of
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The cathedral, which generally receives no State funding, welcomes all, with a chapel for those who come simply to pray and a small fee for those who wish to sight-see. The cathedral website mentioned in 2006 that visitor numbers had reached around 300,000 a year.
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can be seen in the cathedral, along with those of his friend Stella. Swift took a great interest in the building, its services and music and in what would now be called social welfare, funding an almshouse for poor women and Saint Patrick's Hospital.
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In 1668 the roof, in danger of collapsing, was taken down, and a new roof was completed by 1671. Buttresses were erected and the west window was replaced with a perpendicular window. Then, in the 1680s, the choir was reformed. In 1688–90, during the
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Monmohenock: originally part of the "Economy Estate" which supported cathedral operations, this became a lay-appointed prebend but was a regular prebend by circa 1227. The Prebendary of Monmohenock is the Revd T. C. Kinehan, Rector of Helen's Bay
1414:(from the 1191 charter) and the churches of St Martin's (Dublin) and Killachegar, though the latter ceased by 1280. By 1280, St Martin's also no longer provided revenue but St Werburgh's replaced it. The current chancellor is the Very Revd
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The consecration and enthronement of the Archbishop of Dublin was to take place at Christ Church – records show that this provision was not always followed, with many archbishops enthroned in both, and at least two in Saint Patrick's
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and attended by the President of Ireland, take place there every November. Its carol service (the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols), celebrated twice in December, including every 24 December, is a colourful feature of Dublin life.
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and governed by the entire chapter, originally 13 in number and having been as many as 30, now numbering up to 28, whose foundation and members' rights derive from the charter of 1191 as approved by Pope Celestine in 1192.
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Stagonil: named as a prebend in the Papal Bull of Celestine III, this does not seem to have functioned independently until 1303. The Prebendary of Stagonil as at December 2015 is the Revd P.A. Harvey, Rector of Abbeyleix
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or special offices, or one of 24 prebends (22 regular, 2 ecumenical as noted below). One prebend is reserved for the Archbishop of Dublin, an unusual arrangement which is only actively used for elections of the dean.
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briefly repossessed St Patrick's. However, the victory of the Protestant Williamites in this war meant that the cathedral was restored to Anglican ownership in 1690 when James abandoned Dublin after his defeat at the
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rung on the bells, in 1911, was the first tower bell peal ever rung outside of England. A sharp-second bell was added in 2007 in order to create a light peal of eight, and this was also cast by John Taylor & Co.
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A confrontational situation persisted, with considerable tension, over the decades after the establishment of St Patrick's, and was eventually settled, more or less, by the signing of a six-point agreement of 1300,
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While it is not clear when precisely the church was further raised to the status of a cathedral, a unique move in a city with an existing cathedral, it was probably after 1192, and Comyn's successor as Archbishop,
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St Audoen: after over 200 years as an adjunct to the Treasury, this became an independent prebend in 1467. The Prebendary of St Audoen as at September 2011 is the Revd David Oxley. Rector of Santry, Glasnevin and
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Kilmactalway: this was made a prebend circa 1366 and was attached to the office of precentor for a time before becoming independent in 1467. The current Prebendary of Kilmactalway is The Revd J.C McWhirter.
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Following the ejection of the Catholic chapter of canons in 1559, the Catholic community continued in the 1560s–1570s at least to go on nominating canons and the principal dignitaries to St Patrick's.
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Though the rebuilding ensured the survival of the cathedral, the failure to preserve records of the scale of the rebuild means that little is known as to how much of the current building is genuinely
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cathedral, and which had been in the possession of the dean and chapter of Christ Church. It was during this reign that the patronal festival of the Blessed Virgin Mary was last celebrated (in 1558).
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Over the following centuries, the two cathedrals functioned together in the diocese, until in the period of disestablishment of the Church of Ireland, the current designation of one as the
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The bells are rung regularly on Sundays for Sung Eucharist and Choral Evensong, and ringing practices are held on Tuesday nights. A learners practice is also held on Saturday mornings.
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In 2006, the cathedral's national prominence was used by a group of 18 Afghan migrants seeking asylum, who occupied it for several days before being persuaded to leave without trouble.
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Comyn's charter of 1191 or 1192, which allowed for a chapter of thirteen canons, of which three held special dignities (as chancellor, precentor and treasurer), was confirmed by a
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In 1670 there was a ring of eight bells made by Thomas Purdue. During the Guinness restoration, a new peal of bells was presented by Benjamin Lee Guinness. In the 1890s his son,
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In 1792, divine service was temporarily suspended due to the poor condition of the south wall, then 60 centimetres (2 feet) out of perpendicular, and of parts of the roof.
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In the mid-19th century, a Celtic cross was found buried near the cathedral. This has been preserved and it is thought it may have marked the site of the former holy well.
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Clonmethan: Clonmethan has been a prebend since the 1191 foundation. At July 2007, the Prebendary of Clonmethan is the Revd P. K. McDowell, Rector of Ballywillan (Connor).
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from the early 14th century to 1467, this has since been independent. Prebendary of Wicklow as at September 2011 is the Revd S. E. Doogan, Incumbent of Ballyholme (Down).
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in 1191, and in 1218 the churches of St Andrew in Dublin and Ardree. After several changes, a portion of Lusk was left. The current precentor is the Revd Peter Campion.
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By 1805, the north transept was in ruins and the south transept was in a poor condition; urgent work was carried out to the nave roof, held up by scaffolding.
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has been a prebend since the original charter of 1191. As at September 2011, the Prebendary of Swords is the Very Revd G. J. O. Dunstan, Dean of Armagh.
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in 1225 allowed the collection of donations from across the island for reconstruction for a period of four years, and the work, in the Early English
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instrument of 1695. The organ was rebuilt in the 1890s by Henry Willis and Son, in consultation with Sir George Martin. It was restored in 1963 by
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cut a hole in a door there, still to be seen, and thrust his arm through it to shake hands in friendship, in an effort to call a truce in the
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Throughout its long history, the cathedral has contributed much to Irish life, and one key aspect of this relates to the writer and satirist
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Over 500 people are buried on the site, both under the cathedral's floor and in the graveyard outside. Some notable individuals include:
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In 1846, the post of Dean of Saint Patrick's was united with that of Dean of Christ Church, a situation which lasted in law until 1872.
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Chapel which is the spiritual home of the order in Ireland. The decoration of the chapel was provided for by Randall Plunkett, 19th
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forbade Roman Catholics from entering the churches of other Christian traditions. Because President Childers died in office, his
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created the adjacent "St Patrick's Park" from an area of decrepit housing, and donated a new set of bells to the cathedral.
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The Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick, A History & Description of the Building, with a Short Account of the Deans
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chapter." The members of the chapter, which today represents in part the whole Church of Ireland, hold one of four
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stabled his horses in the nave of the cathedral. This was intended to demonstrate Cromwell's disrespect for the
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was one of the founding prebends, and at any early stage, the Archbishops removed the prebendal church from
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as at September 2011 is the Revd M. D. Gardner, Rector of St Catherine and St James with St Audoen (Dublin).
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The Door of Reconciliation, through a hole in which the earls of Kildare and Ormond shook hands in 1492.
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was attached to the Deanery. The current dean is the Very Revd William Morton, one time Dean of
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of the cathedral from 1713 to 1745. Many of his famous sermons and "Irish tracts" (such as the
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is instructive; he was a follower firstly of Henry's non-reformed church in the 1530s, then of
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of Holy Communion as well as participating in the meetings and decisions of the chapter.
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to Howth village. The Prebendary of Howth as of January 2018 is Revd. Canon David Crooks.
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who had fled to Ireland, and after some repair and preparation works, it became known as
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for the cathedral; this office has existed since 1219. The most famous office holder was
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It was outside St Patrick's that the troops of the Jacob's Garrison assembled after the
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2525:"St Patrick's Cathedral – Opening Times and Prices"
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2113:. Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin. 26 May 2016
2013:bell-ringing, welcoming of guests and cleaning.
1677:The Wheatly Tomb, St. Patricks Cathedral, Dublin
1598:(2007–2012), Rev. Dr. Heather Morris (2012–2017)
948:Lady Chapel in Saint Patrick's Cathedral today.
5104:Anglican cathedrals in the Republic of Ireland
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2323:"The State Pew at St Patrick's Cathedral"
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2379:"An ecumenical matter for St Patrick's"
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1531:is the Revd C. W. Mullen, dean's vicar.
1243:The nave as viewed from the western end
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32:St Patrick's Cathedral (disambiguation)
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2629:Dove’s Guide for Church Bell Ringers
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636:cathedral of Dublin and Glendalough
495:Unusually, St Patrick's is not the
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3487:Timeline of the Troubles in Dublin
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2133:"A History of Worship on the site"
2111:"A History of Worship on the Site"
1750:, Archbishop of Dublin (1450–1471)
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1231:Patrick's the national cathedral.
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1570:All above roles as at July 2020.
485:Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough
3783:Richard Crosbie's balloon ascent
2248:The Buildings of Ireland: Dublin
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3512:Streets and squares in Dublin
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4148:Dublin and Monaghan Bombings
3831:Dublin and Kingstown Railway
3747:Premiere of Handel's Messiah
2193:Bernard, 1924: p. 10, note 3
1987:Attorney-General for Ireland
1933:1879 Charles George Marchant
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5018:St Patrick’s Cathedral Park
4701:St. Anne's Road Pocket Park
4616:Malahide Castle and Demesne
4491:Charlie Moore Memorial Park
4184:European Capital of Culture
4013:Burning of the Custom House
3931:Kingstown lifeboat disaster
3868:Great Industrial Exhibition
2016:
1834:J. W. Walker & Sons Ltd
1583:Roman Catholic: Rev. Prof.
1046:Mid 18th century floor plan
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4032:Saint Patrick's Day parade
3883:Monto (red light district)
3837:Dublin Metropolitan Police
3669:Dublin gunpowder explosion
3522:List of songs about Dublin
3497:Local government in Dublin
2750:"Bells & Bell Ringing"
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1939:1960 William Sydney Grieg
1810:, playwright and director
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1550:Revd M. G. St A. Jackson.
1303:Earl Mountbatten of Burma
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4339:The Beast from the East
4281:Bank of Ireland robbery
4094:Eurovision Song Contest
3986:Dublin Postal Districts
3806:Irish Rebellion of 1803
3759:Wide Streets Commission
3622:Christ Church Cathedral
2545:"The Cathedrals of the
2175:Bernard, 1924: pp. 9–10
1625:The 8th Earl of Kildare
1594:Presbyterian: Rev. Dr.
737:was added around 1270.
505:Christ Church Cathedral
481:Christ Church Cathedral
471:, founded in 1191 as a
324:225 ft (69 m)
5119:Bell towers in Ireland
4803:Bridgefoot Street Park
4736:Stardust Memorial Park
4666:Pope John-Paul II Park
4541:Eileen McLoughlin Park
4154:Dublin Airport bombing
3663:Trinity College Dublin
3617:St Patrick's Cathedral
3507:Sheriff of Dublin City
2854:Thomas de Chaddesworth
2754:St Patrick's Cathedral
2705:Walker, Simon (1998).
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2475:St Patrick's Cathedral
2222:A Discourse of Ireland
2137:St Patrick's Cathedral
1936:1920 George H P Hewson
1882:1727 Ralph Roseingrave
1762:Trinity College Dublin
1707:, Archbishop of Dublin
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4968:Mount Pleasant Square
4938:Lansdowne Valley Park
4908:Irishtown Nature Park
4878:Grattan Crescent Park
4765:South of River Liffey
4566:Garden of Remembrance
4220:Crumlin-Drimnagh feud
3925:Dublin Castle scandal
3852:Dún Laoghaire Harbour
3321:Dublin, Christ Church
2864:Thomas de Montpellier
2844:Richard de St. Martin
2600:"Dove's Guide Search"
2575:"Dove's Guide Search"
1912:1828 Francis Robinson
1885:1748 Richard Broadway
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3919:Phoenix Park Murders
3723:Dublin election riot
3502:Lord Mayor of Dublin
3475:Timeline and general
3392:Dublin, St Patrick's
2500:"Dean & Chapter"
2211:Bernard, 1924: p. 13
2202:Bernard, 1924: p. 10
2078:"The Ecclesiologist"
1253:Royal British Legion
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669:archbishop of Dublin
595:President of Ireland
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501:Archbishop of Dublin
499:of a bishop, as the
438:Parish administrator
197:.stpatrickscathedral
127:St Patrick's Close,
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30:For other uses, see
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4436:Albert College Park
4087:Contraceptive Train
3913:Dublin whiskey fire
3895:Dublin Fire Brigade
3889:Wellington Monument
3873:Sinking of the RMS
3777:Kildare Street Club
3700:Dick's Coffee House
3682:Battle of Rathmines
3642:St. Michan's Church
3632:St. Audoen's Church
3548:Dublin slave market
2353:Walsh, Anne-Marie.
2166:Bernard, 1924: p. 9
2157:Bernard, 1924: p. 8
2031:Christianity portal
2002:Ellacombe apparatus
1930:1861 William Murphy
1918:1844 Richard Cherry
1909:1827 William Warren
1894:1769 Michael Sandys
1864:1686 Thomas Godfrey
1852:1606 Anthony Willis
1849:1555 William Browne
1846:1509 William Herbit
1790:James Henthorn Todd
1774:Frederick Schomberg
1734:as well as his wife
1726:John Blennerhassett
1288:Baudouin of Belgium
1021:Battle of the Boyne
966:conquest of Ireland
960:During the stay of
877:English Reformation
776:St Nicholas Without
142:Republic of Ireland
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4873:Fitzwilliam Square
4853:Éamonn Ceannt Park
4651:Oscar Traynor Park
4631:Mount Bernard Park
4501:Clontarf Promenade
4333:Dublin Tech Summit
4320:Hutch–Kinahan feud
4314:Occupy Dame Street
4302:City of Literature
4257:Dublin Port Tunnel
4075:RTÉ Studio bombing
4038:Pearse Street fire
3955:Irish Crown Jewels
3842:Sinking of the PS
3574:Battle of Clontarf
3492:Dublin Corporation
3482:Timeline of Dublin
3293:Province of Dublin
3223:Province of Armagh
2884:William de Bromley
2859:William de Rodyard
2385:, 28 October 2011.
1979:John Taylor and Co
1915:1830 John Robinson
1897:1773 Samuel Murphy
1878:Daniel Roseingrave
1870:1691 William Isaac
1867:1689 Thomas Finell
1861:1661 John Hawkshaw
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5003:St. Audoen's Park
4923:Kenilworth Square
4918:Jim Mitchell Park
4858:Eaton Square Park
4756:Wolfe Tone Square
4741:Tolka Valley Park
4731:Spencer Dock Park
4711:St. Michan’s Park
4696:Saint Anne's Park
4606:Lanesborough Park
4506:Coolock Lane Park
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4351:COVID-19 pandemic
4195:Assassination of
4178:Hurricane Charley
4024:Assassination of
3973:Howth gun-running
3860:eureka moment at
3729:Drapier's Letters
3627:Rathborne Candles
3568:Kingdom of Dublin
3468:History of Dublin
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3403:Former cathedrals
3215:Church of Ireland
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2834:William FitzGuido
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2547:Church of Ireland
2477:. 13 January 2017
2359:Irish Independent
2302:Dublin Citi Hotel
2277:Seamus Dubhghaill
2257:978-0-300-10923-8
1945:2002 Peter Barley
1926:Robert P. Stewart
1906:1806 John Mathews
1888:1761 George Walsh
1873:1695 Robert Hodge
1840:List of organists
1756:, also the first
1683:Richard Northalis
1644:Richmond Barracks
1621:chancing your arm
1574:Ecumenical canons
1194:Benjamin Guinness
1122:St Patrick's Hall
1111:Chivalric chapels
1075:Drapier's Letters
982:Roman Catholicism
905:Roman Catholicism
885:Church of Ireland
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4833:Dartmouth Square
4746:Tyrrelstown Park
4691:Royal Canal Park
4681:Rivervalley Park
4601:Lady's Well Park
4596:King's Inns Park
4481:Bram Stoker Park
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4245:May Day protests
4227:Special Olympics
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4019:Battle of Dublin
3984:Introduction of
3811:Construction of
3765:Guinness Brewery
3713:Great South Wall
3676:Baldongan Church
3637:St. Mary's Abbey
3553:Bridge of Dublin
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4888:Herbert Park
4828:Corkagh Park
4721:Seabury Park
4661:Phoenix Park
4511:Corduff Park
4466:Belcamp Park
4446:Ardmore Park
4422:River Liffey
4357:Dublin riots
4345:Coolock feud
4327:Apollo House
4287:M50 motorway
4251:Dublin riots
4207:Contemporary
4081:Dublin fires
3994:RMS Leinster
3992:
3874:
3862:Broom Bridge
3843:
3800:Dublin quays
3715:(1700s) and
3674:Massacre of
3656:Early modern
3616:
3591:Black Monday
3543:Hoggen Green
3531:Early Dublin
3391:
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3280:
3139:David Wilson
3119:John Bernard
3094:Henry Dawson
3044:Jerome Ryves
3039:Edward Smyth
3024:William King
3009:Thomas Seele
2979:Thomas Jones
2939:Thomas Darcy
2919:John Alleyne
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1902:Philip Cogan
1827:
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1768:John Cradock
1732:Thomas Jones
1728:and his wife
1669:
1662:to be shot.
1642:to march to
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1416:Niall Sloane
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1268:Douglas Hyde
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869:Thomas Jones
867:Memorial to
847:
838:
827:Please help
822:verification
819:
795:
787:Thomas Minot
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755:In 1311 the
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548:verification
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441:L. Parminter
403:S. Nicholson
388:N. J. Sloane
368:W. W. Morton
321:Spire height
251:Architecture
184:Broad Church
156:Denomination
36:
5078:Wilton Park
5068:Weaver Park
5053:Turvey Park
4988:Pearse Park
4953:Marlay Park
4943:Loreto Park
4898:Herzog Park
4848:Dodder Park
4716:Santry Park
4486:Bull Island
4369:Dublin riot
4353:(2020-2023)
4335:(est. 2017)
4310:(est. 2011)
4277:(est. 2009)
4275:Dublinbikes
4269:2008 floods
4222:(2000-2016)
4064:(est. 1960)
4034:(est. 1931)
4009:(est. 1920)
4007:Liffey Swim
3941:Late modern
3909:(1872-1959)
3897:(est. 1862)
3839:(1836-1925)
3794:Royal Canal
3790:Grand Canal
3779:(Est. 1782)
3767:(Est. 1759)
3761:(1758-1851)
3755:(1750-1823)
3753:Daly's Club
3743:(1735-1741)
3737:(1728-1916)
3702:(1698-1780)
3696:(Est. 1661)
3665:(Est. 1592)
3647:The Tholsel
3584:Middle Ages
3371:Rosscarbery
3256:Enniskillen
3246:Downpatrick
3099:Robert Daly
3049:John Sterne
2964:Adam Loftus
2894:Henry Bowet
2889:John Colton
2634:15 December
2430:27 December
2405:27 December
2117:26 November
1754:Adam Loftus
1700:Fulk Basset
1635:, in 1492.
1546:(Leighlin).
1529:Rathmichael
1525:Rathmichael
1486:Castleknock
1480:Castleknock
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