Sited in the heart of the walled medieval city, St Audoen's Church is the only remaining medieval parish church in Dublin. It is dedicated to St Ouen the 7th century bishop of Rouen and patron saint of Normandy. The Guild Chapel of St Anne houses an award-winning exhibition on the importance of St Audoen's Church in the life of the... More

I know "castles and cathedrals". BUT - St. Audeon's has had a continuous congregation since it was first built. This was enough for me. The Visitor Center is just enough and the staff was lovely, informative, and helpful. The church as it remains is still lovely and the portion that is still used for services is beautiful. The baptismal font... More

This is a beautiful church detailing the old and new ways combining into some interesting history. We were there during the day and it provides a great photo opportunity. More

St Audeon's was smaller than some of the nearby churches and cathedrals, but lost nothing for it. Lovely gardens at the front greeted the visitor, as did the lovely staff at reception. Entry was free, and I enjoyed looking through s mall display area and then into the church itself. A great place to photograph, the church had a genuine... More

I spent three hours looking for Christ Church Cathedral and kept getting distracted by things that were much more interesting, like St. Audeon's. Church - I only wandered down the steps because they looked interesting: there turned out to be a wonderful medieval church to be explored. I wish I'd realized there was a free tour. Even just wandering around... More

Myself anad 3 friends who live in Dublin decided to visit St Michen's Church but unfortunately it is not open on Sunday! Instead we visited St Audoen's Church across the river in Christchurch. We got an excellent private tour from Rebecca who was very knowledable and good fun too. The building is very impressive and is also tells the story... More

My husband and I almost missed the real St. Audeon's because there happens to be a Catholic Polish Church called Saint Audeon's right next door. Make sure you go past the bigger newer church to find the proper church. We arrived early in the morning and essentially had a private tour with a guide. We were amazed by the changes... More

This is a beautiful church that tells through its artifacts of the history of Ireland and religious strife. There were several guides there when we arrived, and they sprang into action giving impromptu tours to us and to other visitors who arrived after us. The guides were so enthusiastic and sincere. They brought to life the struggles between Catholics and... More

Free to get in and even has a free tour. This is a medieval church and it's wonderful to walk through. It is near Christ Church and you can walk around and see lots of medieval remnants of the old city. Ask for the free tour- you'll enjoy it. This is an actual working church (Church of Ireland) and I... More