St Marys Cathedral, Limerick

Sacred individual Mary's Cathedral was built up in 1168 A.D. on an incline on King's Island, which is the most settled bit of Limerick.

It is the most settled working in Limerick still in incessant consistently use. The pastors and people who live here have a place with the Church of Ireland, however, all Christians are welcome to visit to go to an organization, to beg, reflect, to take a visitor goes to a choral show or other remarkable events.

The Cathedral was collected where the imperial living arrangement of the late King of Munster, Donal Mór O'Brien once stood.

In the midst of the latest eight centuries, it has seen interruptions, assaults, battles, wars, starvation, tumult and times of mind-boggling peace.