Christ Church Cathedral

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Anglican cathedral church building medieval cathedral tourist attraction

Christ Church Cathedral is a historic medieval Anglican cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, renowned as one of the city’s oldest and most important religious and architectural landmarks.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Anglican cathedral → church building → medieval cathedral → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Gothic → Romanesque → Victorian Gothic Revival (restoration) →
churchProvince	Church of Ireland →
cityCathedralOf	Dublin →
coCathedralWith	St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin →
country	Ireland →
cryptDate	12th–13th century →
cryptStatus	one of the largest cathedral crypts in Britain and Ireland →
denomination	Church of Ireland →
diocese	Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough →
elevatedToCathedral	12th century →
founded	c. 1030 →
foundedBy	Dúnán → Sitric Silkenbeard →
foundedCentury	11th century →
foundingReligiousOrder	Hiberno-Norse community →
function	place of worship → tourist site →
governingBody	Dean and Chapter of Christ Church Cathedral →
hasFeature	chapter house → choir → large crypt → nave → tower → transepts →
hasOrgan	pipe organ →
heritageDesignation	protected structure →
locatedIn	Christchurch, Dublin → Dublin → Dublin city centre →
majorRestorationBy	George Edmund Street →
majorRestorationPeriod	1871–1878 →
materials	stone →
name	Christ Church Cathedral →
notableBurial	Strongbow (Richard de Clare) memorial →
previousDenomination	Roman Catholic Church →
province	Province of Dublin →
rebuilt	12th century → 19th century →
religiousAffiliation	Anglicanism →
significance	important medieval architectural monument in Ireland → major religious landmark in Dublin → one of Dublin’s oldest buildings →
status	active → cathedral →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Dublin →	hasLandmark