Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

08/06/2026

We can’t wait for this. Tickets still available!

04/06/2026

Join us on Monday 22 June at 1.00pm for a free lunchtime concert by the Royal St George's College Choir, visiting Dublin as part of their tour of the UK and Ireland.

Led by Choirmaster Daniel Webb, the choir will present a beautiful programme of sacred choral music featuring works by Thomas Tomkins, Franz Biebl, Paul Mealor, Antonio Cifra and more, together with organ performances and soloists.

Whether you're visiting the city, enjoying your lunch break, or simply looking for a moment of musical inspiration, we'd be delighted to welcome you to St Patrick's Cathedral for what promises to be a memorable performance.

📅 Monday 22 June 2026
🕐 1.00pm to 1.45pm
📍 St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
🎟 Complimentary with general admission

The Royal St George’s College Choir are proud to present their closing choral performance in Dublin, concluding their Choir Tour of the UK & Ireland Full Repertoire

03/06/2026

Tonight's JamPot Session is gonna be a special one with a surprise guest joining us 😉
Áine Tyrell is Bean an Tí and she will be workshopping '*In the Flow and what Holds Us back*
Arrivals 630pm - ends 930pm

27/05/2026

Do you sing, play, or write music?

Come and join a welcoming community of creatives at Jam Pot Sessions, a new monthly gathering celebrating music, song, and shared creativity.

Taking place on Wednesday June 3rd at 6.30pm (and continuing on the first Wednesday of each month) at the Deanery Mews.

This event is free but registration is required.

https://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/event/jam-pot-sessions/

24/05/2026

‘Suddenly from heaven there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind… and all of them were filled with the Holy Spirit.’ (Acts 2)

Today the Church celebrates Pentecost — or Whitsun — the great feast of the Holy Spirit and the birthday of the Church. This striking image captures the moment when the Spirit descended upon the apostles, transforming fear into courage and sending them out to proclaim the Gospel to the world.

We continue that ancient rhythm of prayer and praise today, joining Christians across the world in giving thanks for the Spirit’s guidance and renewal.

You are warmly invited to worship with us this Pentecost at 11:15 or 15:15. Tune into our live stream: https://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/worship/livestream/

20/05/2026

Join us on June 10th for the opening concert of Pipeworks Festival 2026!

It brings together the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, internationally acclaimed organist Stephen Farr, the Pipeworks Festival Chorus and soloists Felicity Haywood, Sarah Thursfield, Rory Lynch and Eoghan Desmond in the magnificent setting of St Patrick’s Cathedral.

Conducted by Pipeworks Artistic Director David Leigh, the programme moves from Elgar’s Introduction and Allegro to Kenneth Leighton’s dramatic Organ Concerto, culminating in Mozart’s Requiem.

Book your ticket here:

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19/05/2026

JLF: A musical dialogue between ancient Indian & Irish Traditions 🪷

Join us on Saturday May 30th for a landmark musical collaboration, curated specially for the first-ever JLF Island of Ireland, this concert unites an elite artistry across India and Ireland.

Featuring Soumik Datta, Michael Gallen and Cormac Byrne, this “India-Ireland” power trio represents a world-class cultural bridge, blending Datta’s mastery of the nineteen stringed fretless sarod with the driving folk rhythms of Ireland’s premier percussionist, underscored by cinematic and pulsing, contemporary piano.
Not to be missed, book your FREE ticket now!

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14/05/2026

What you should visit first at Saint Patrick's Cathedral:
1- The Door of Reconciliation
2- Jonathan Swift bust
3- The Lady Chapel
4- The Knights of Saint Patrick
5- The Boyle Monument

13/05/2026

FREE FAMILY WORKSHOP

On Saturday May 30th join us for Clay Flower Imprints!

Children will choose from a selection of flowers and leaves collected from the grounds to arrange and press into clay. Each child will cut out their imprint and finish it as a small medallion to take home. The activity is hands‑on, relaxed, and designed to encourage curiosity about nature and the Cathedral’s outdoor spaces.

This workshop is suitable for children aged 5 and up. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Drop in sessions from 11am - 1pm
Book your free place here https://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/event/family-workshop-clay-flower-imprints-2026/

08/05/2026

A remarkable piece of Dublin’s weaving heritage is currently on display at the Deanery Mews beside Saint Patrick's Cathedral as part of Culture Date with Dublin 8.

Examples of intricate jacquard silk weaving by the late Paddy Breathnach of Hamilton Street are featured in The Liberties Weavers pop up textile museum, celebrating the rich craft traditions of The Liberties.

Pictured are Paddy’s great grandson, Macdara Ferris, and his father Tom Ferris, proudly holding artefacts donated by the Breathnach family to the Heritage Weavers collection.

The Cathedral is also honoured to hold one of Paddy’s extraordinary creations in its own collection, a stunning 4,000 thread artwork made in 1973 and gifted personally to the Cathedral.