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The Harry Clarke stained glass windows are worth the entrance fee alone, and the chapel they sit in is a beautiful space that needs to be seen in person, but the other art on show can easily be skipped as it pales in comparison.

The convent house and gardens are well worth a visit. Lovely planting in the gardens giving a sense of serenity in an otherwise busy Dingle. The Harry Clarke stained glass is stunning and the chapel boasts one of the largest collections.

What a great space for our drumming workshops. Intriguing stories, fascinating history. You could hear the silence in the Chapel. Find the Labyrinth, see the art work, feel the place.

I can't believe how beautiful the stained glass art of Jesus is. A rare jewel that points you to ultimate reality: Love Himself.

Beautiful old building with priceless windows( Harry Clarke ) and many more stunning artworks and beautiful tranquil gardens

A truly underrated gem in Dingle. Stumbling upon this place, we were fortunate to view the incredible Harry Clarke stained glass and the other art pieces at the church. In addition, the worker at the church at the time was kind enough to take her time and talk to us about the history of all the pieces; her enthusiasm really radiated and made the visit that much more special.

Absolutely breathtaking. If you are Catholic light a candle and say a prayer. Very serene and calm.

I found the Harry Clarke stained glass windows quite by accident (I was enticed by the beauty of the buildings and grounds). My father had a book when he was a child that was illustrated by Clarke (circa 1920's), so I was aware of the name but had no idea of his greatness as a decorative artist. WOW. And the old nuns' cemetery was priceless.