When I heard the relics of St. Valentine were here, we made a point coming over. It was a quick walk from city centre and well worth it. It's a beautiful old church with many points of interest especially if you're Catholic. The gift shop...More

Gorgeous building inside? Disappointed gift shop not open, kids running wild inside while people trying to pray and blowing out the candles, parents not caring as they to busy having a cigarette outside

Must see stop when in Dublin. Easy walk from Temple Bar and a free attraction to go see, We were there during an Irish Wedding so it just added to the charm. Be sure to follow the map because the outside doesn't look like the...More

Lovely church in centre of Dublin with relics of St Valentine which attracts all age groups to come in and visit and to light a candel. Several masses daily and also daily confessions. The church has a connection to Mother Theresa as she gave two...More

Situated in the Aungier/ Camden/ Wexford street area of Dublin, this church could be easily passed without noticing, like any other old church in Dublin, it is worth a visit, just for its architectural values, even if you are not religious, these places are a...More

We just went to see St Valentine's remains, but we didn't realize how many other shrines were there. The stained glass is absolutely gorgeous and there's a massive organ at the back with a stained glass window in the middle. It's worth a visit considering...More

Pretty church inside, it seems not to be on the mass tourist sight however we enjoyed looking around at the various tributes to saints, including Saint Valentine's remains!

It was our last night in Dublin, and we wanted to go to vigil Mass. The church was within easy walking distance of our hotel, so off we went. We were so happy we did. Prior to 6pm Mass, we looked at the mini-exhibit of...More

I do not think this is a well known sight but worth seeing. The little Parrish church is beautiful and the story of how St Valentine's remains came to rest there, plus many shrines to other saints and their prayers.

My childhood friends met at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School, back in the early 80's. For our 40th birthday we travelled to Ireland and were walking around Temple Bar. when we turned the corner and found Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church we just...More