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Churches

Posted on by Sharon Slater

Limerick is a city of many churches, below is a catalogue of the many beautiful and historic churches that can be found. Included with each is a photo of the church along with a short history. These are historic Churches and do not include those after 1900 that did not have an earlier chapel.

St. Mary’s Cathedral, C. of I.

St. John’s Church, C. of I.

St. Michael’s Church, C. of I.

St Munchin’s, C. of I.

St John’s Cathedral, R.C.

St Mary’s Church, R.C.

St. Michael’s Church, R.C.

Penal Chapel

St. Munchin’s, R.C.

St. Patrick’s, R.C.

The Augustinian R.C.

St. Saviour’s Dominican Church, R.C.

The Jesuits Church, R.C.

The Franciscan’s, R.C.

Mount St. Alphonsus

Kilrush Church, R.C.

Christ Church P. & M.

Presbyterian Churches, Henry Street P.

St. Joseph R.C.

The Baptist Church, B.

Central Hall, M.

Trinity Church, E.

Presbyterian Church, Glentworth St. P

Society of Friends (Quakers)

Abbreviations

C. of I. = Church of Ireland.
R.C. = Roman Catholic.
P. & M. = United Presbyterian and Methodist
P. = Presbyterian
B. = Baptist
E. = Episcopal