Unveiling St. Audoen's Park

Located in Dublin’s vibrant Cornmarket, St. Audoen's Park serves as a serene escape amidst the city's hustle. This site includes two churches, presenting a unique glimpse into Dublin's religious history.

Founded in the medieval period, St. Audoen's Church (Church of Ireland) stands as the oldest surviving church in Dublin, showcasing remarkable Gothic architecture. In contrast, the Catholic church is noted for its connection to the Polish community, offering mass services in Polish, contributing to the area's cultural richness.

Unforgettable Highlights

⛪ Historic Churches: Explore the architectural beauty and rich history of both the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches.
🌳 Scenic Greenery: Enjoy moments of tranquility in the park’s natural surroundings.
🇵🇱 Polish Chaplaincy: Experience the cultural diversity through the services provided to the Polish community.

St. Audoen's Park is accessible and free to all visitors, making it an excellent location for tourists, families, and historians alike.