Built on the site of an early Danish chapel (1095), the current structure dates largely from a reconstruction in 1686, but is still (possibly) the only parish church on the north side of the Liffey surviving from a Viking foundation. The church contains some very fine woodwork, a 1724 organ which is one of the oldest still in use in Ireland (and on which Handel is said to have played his Messiah), a chalice dating from 1516, and the pulpit and font from the 18th century.
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