“In the year 445 AD St Patrick came to Armagh and he wished to ... was destroyed when the Vikings invaded Ireland in 795 AD, ...

The Pilgrim Walk — that stretches 132km from Armagh to Downpatrick, and which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary ...

Way - dubbed the Pilgrim's Walk - is an 82-mile walking trail taking in many of the snake-banishing saint's most important historical sites in counties Armagh and Down in Northern Ireland ...

The Mourne granite slab marking the traditional burial place of St. Patrick at the Cathedral ... were stolen. “Armagh ultimately became the most powerful church in Ireland for many centuries ...

Armagh’s ties to Patrick stretch back to 445AD when he founded that first church. The site, now home to St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral, was once part of the land known as the Hill of ...

Decidedly at home amidst the bustle of Ireland’s cities as well, Patrick is said to have preached widely in Dublin in 448 AD, especially in the area where St. Patrick’s Cathedral stands today ...

which is interesting given the intensity of Ireland’s sectarian strife. Armagh addresses this by having two cathedrals: one Protestant and one Catholic, both named St Patrick’s Cathedral.

Elizabeth Von Tersch St. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Dublin and the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland. Built on the site where St. Patrick is said to have baptized ...

At dawn on March 17, 2025, a group of Christians gather around St. Patrick’s grave in Downpatrick, County Down, in Ireland to pray ... of the Protestant Down Cathedral overlooking St. Patrick ...