Cathedrals and churches in Northern Ireland

Cathedrals & Historic Churches

Northern Ireland’s ecclesiastical heritage is defined by architectural diversity and deep historic significance. This collection features Belfast’s Neo-Romanesque St Anne’s Cathedral and the twin-spired St Peter’s. In Armagh, the ecclesiastical capital, two cathedrals dedicated to St Patrick crown opposing hills, representing both Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic traditions. The list also includes Derry’s 17th-century St Columb’s, the first post-Reformation cathedral built in the British Isles, and the Gothic Revival grandeur of St Eugene’s, alongside significant Methodist and parish churches.