The large Mourne granite slab marking the traditional burial place of St Patrick. A wreath is laid there each St Patrick’s Day.
In the Cathedral grounds
Inside the Cathedral
The rare 18th century organ with its Georgian gothic oak case built by Samuel Green.
The unusual wooden box pew layout.
Stained glass windows include the beautiful East Window and the visitor’s favourite, the St Patrick’s Window.
Two ecclesiastical stone figures dating back to the early Christian period (1150).
The baptismal font which was originally the stone base of a 10th-11th century cross.
Original capitols which feature the work of 14th- 15th century craftsmen.
Regimental colours.
The unusual wooden box pew layout.
Stained glass windows include the beautiful East Window and the visitor’s favourite, the St Patrick’s Window.
Two ecclesiastical stone figures dating back to the early Christian period (1150).
The baptismal font which was originally the stone base of a 10th-11th century cross.
Original capitols which feature the work of 14th- 15th century craftsmen.
Regimental colours.