Church of the Sacred Heart

a church with many details to see... do not neglect the altars, the wooden portions, the vault, the floor, the organ and the statues at the altars... there are marble portions and wooden portions even if overall the church is really worth it for the wooden part of the central vault and the sides. On the outside the structure is very imposing with a grey stone structure and details to see

This is absolutely amazing church I grew up in the area so I went to Mass there every Sunday

Peaceful and beautiful. Lovely people working for the Lord.

Mary Aikenhead is buried across the road and there is no shrine, or holy cards or nothing in this church to commemorate/honour her. Such a waste! Not every parish in Ireland can boast having a saint next door! The church is attractive inside. But there's too much talking before mass. Get here early if you want a parking spot for mass!

I was there on Wednesday for a funeral which had a large attendance. Beautiful ceremony. Amazing music sung by sons of the deceased

Just passed it didnt go in. It looks nice from the outside.

Very nice,attended Christening ceremony there and it was lovely. Mons.Ciaran O Carroll was very welcoming. Certainly it was a memorable occasion.

Wonderful, beautiful neo Gothic Catholic church not far from the the sea, but most importantly to the hotels at the Ballsbridge neighborhood in Dublin. Perfect place for Sunday Mass or adoration for Catholics, since it is at walking distance from the main hotels in the area

What a wonderful place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! This is a beautiful church built in the late 1860s. The grounds are small but lovely and well tended; the sanctuary is absolutely stunning. Sitting near the front gave us an unobstructed view of the alter and the intricate stained glass windows. The priest was well-spoken and delivered a meaningful message on this important day in Ireland's history. We were delighted to receive shamrock clippings that had been blessed by the priest at the end of Mass. All in all it was a grand start to a festive day.