St. Patrick's Cathedral (St. Patrick's Cathedral in English; Árd Eaglais Naomh Pádraig in Irish Gaelic) is one of two Protestant cathedrals under the auspices of the Church of Ireland in Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, and more precisely the bigger. Despite having been erected to this status in 1191, when it was still outside the city walls, today it is not the throne of any bishop, as this merit belongs to the Cathedral of Christchurch. The bells are tuned to King scale. Spirituality | Built Structure | History | Architecture | Travel Destinations

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