The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul serves as the mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe, anchoring the spiritual life of County Clare.
At a glance
Ennis Cathedral is the principal church of the Diocese of Killaloe and stands in the town of Ennis, the administrative centre of County Clare in the west of Ireland. The building functions as both a place of worship and a landmark of Catholic heritage in the region.
History
The cathedral’s detailed history is not fully documented in available sources. It remains an active place of pilgrimage and devotion for the Catholic community in County Clare and beyond.
What you see
Specific architectural details of the cathedral have not been documented in the source material. A visit reveals the building’s role as a significant religious structure in Ennis’s townscape.
Cultural significance
As the cathedral church of the Diocese of Killaloe, Ennis Cathedral holds central importance to Catholic worship and community identity across County Clare. It represents the enduring religious heritage of the west of Ireland.
Key facts
- Official name: Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
- Also known as: Ennis Cathedral
- Location: Ennis, County Clare, Ireland
- Coordinates: 52.8416355, -8.9832973
- Function: Cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe
Practical information & getting there
Ennis Cathedral is located in Ennis, the county town of County Clare. For current visiting hours, Mass times, and specific access information, contact the Diocese of Killaloe directly or visit the cathedral in person.
Sources & resources
- Ennis Cathedral – Wikipedia
- Cultural Heritage Online
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