HOLY CROSS CHURCH DUNDRUM

Holy Cross Church in Dundrum, Dublin, stands as a testament to the evolving nature of community and faith. Originally constructed in 1878, replacing an earlier chapel from 1837, the church has witnessed significant transformations. Architect G.C. Ashlin designed the initial structure, and the parish of Dundrum was subsequently established, separating from the larger Booterstown parish.

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