Christ Church Cathedral

"Lovers of Georgian decorative arts will want to visit this late-18th-century Church of Ireland cathedral, the only Neoclassical Georgian cathedral in Ireland, designed by local architect John Roberts." Full review

"This cathedral belongs to the Church of Ireland. Its origin dates back to the time of the first Christian Vikings in 1096...English Gothic style." Full review

"At the heart of the Viking Triangle, the 18th-century Christ Church Cathedral is a whitewashed vision with its neoclassical portico"

"Waterford’s most important church building is a beautiful example of late 18th-century architecture. The Italianate style that so enthralled the Georgians is on full display here" Full review

"Christ Church Cathedral is Ireland's only neoclassical Georgian cathedral. Designed by local architect John Roberts, it was built on the site of an 11th-century Viking church" Full review