Dublin,
Ireland
Coordinates: 53.342528, -6.281310
Summary
Graveyard Code:
DU-STCA
RMP/Site number:
DU018-020074
Townland:
Dublin South City
County:
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St Catherine's Graveyard
Graves
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DU-STCA-0026 | ||
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DU-STCA-0027 | ||
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DU-STCA-0028 | ||
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DU-STCA-0029 | ||
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DU-STCA-0030 |
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DU-STCA-0031 |
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DU-STCA-0032 | ||
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DU-STCA-0033 | ||
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DU-STCA-0034 | ||
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DU-STCA-0035 |
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DU-STCA-0036 | ||
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DU-STCA-0037 | ||
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DU-STCA-0038 | ||
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DU-STCA-0039 |
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DU-STCA-0040 |
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DU-STCA-0041 | ||
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DU-STCA-0042 | ||
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DU-STCA-0043 |
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DU-STCA-0044 |
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DU-STCA-0045 | ||
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DU-STCA-0046 | ||
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DU-STCA-0047 | ||
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DU-STCA-0048 | ||
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DU-STCA-0049 | ||
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DU-STCA-0050 |
Pages
The present St. Catherine's Church occupies the site of an early 13th century medieval parish church. The earliest reference to a church at this site occurs in Crede Mihi (1212-25). It was appropriated to the Augustinian priory of St. Thomas and subsequently to the Earls of Meath. Shown on Speed's map of 1610 as 'St Cathren church', a rectangular building with a tower at the W end. It has a bell of 1671, which was recast in 1896.