Christ Church Cathedral

The Christ Church Cathedral has a 25 meter-high nave with Gothic arches. On the northern side, the 8th century walls have moved about 50cm from the weight of the roof. Some highlights:

-The figure in chain mail at the tomb of Strongbow.

-The medieval lectern: A beautiful hand-forged copper lectern dating from the Middle Ages

- Chapel of St. Laud: contains a chest holding the heart of St. Laurence O'Toole

- The Crypt: the crypt has something pretty interesting: a cafe! It's a huge space with arches from the original Viking church. You can see the mummified remains of a cat and a mouse trapped in a pipe organ.