List of parishes in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin

The Archdiocese of Dublin is a Catholic archdiocese located in eastern Ireland, with a geographical remit comprising the city and traditional county of Dublin, most of County Wicklow and parts of counties Carlow, Kildare, Laois and Wexford.

Structure

In 1975, the archdiocese comprised 163 parishes, but as of 2009, the number of parishes had risen to 200. One of these parishes is non-territorial, providing services to the Traveller community. The other 199 parishes had been grouped into sixteen deaneries since 2004, with pastoral responsibility for each of these deaneries resting with a number of auxiliary bishops or episcopal vicars. Each individual deanery is led by a vicar forane, whose responsibility it is to ease the administrative burden on the Archbishop.^[1]

Following the establishment of the Building Hope task force by Archbishop Dermot Farrell in April 2021, the parishes were restructured into 53 parish partnerships within fifteen deaneries, which were shared with parishes in the first week of Advent 2022.^[2][3]

Episcopal Vicar	Deanery	Parish Partnerships	Parishes
Canon Liam Rigney	Blessington	4	12
	South Dublin	2	11
	Tallaght	3	11
Fr. Richard Sheehy	Blanchardstown	3	9
	Fingal North	3	11
	Maynooth	4	18
Fr. Paul Thornton	Fingal South East	5	16
	Fingal South West	4	13
	Howth	3	14
Fr. Donal Roche	Bray	5	17
	Donnybrook	5	19
	Wicklow	3	10
Fr. Enda Cunningham	Cullenswood	3	12
	North City Centre	3	10
	South City Centre	3	11
Total Count (incl. Travelling People)	15	53	194

Deaneries

Under the pastoral responsibility of Canon Liam Rigney

Blessington

The Blessington deanery is located in the civil county of South Dublin and the traditional counties of Carlow, Kildare, Laois and Wicklow.

The vicar forane is Fr. John Gilligan.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Athy	St Michael's, Athy St Mary's, Barrowhouse (chapel of ease)	1670	Athy
	Castledermot	Church of the Assumption, Castledermot St Laurence O'Toole, Levitstown (chapel of ease)		Castledermot
	Moone	Blessed Trinity, Moone	1974	Constituted from Castledermot Moone
	Narraghmore	Ss Mary and Laurence, Crookstown St Joseph's, Ballymount (chapel of ease) St Ita's, Kilmead (chapel of ease)		Parish dates from at least 1650 Narraghmore
2	Blessington	Church of Our Lady, Blessington Our Lady of Mercy Crosschapel, Blessington St Brigid's, Manor Kilbride		Blessington
	Eadestown	Immaculate Conception, Eadestown St Laurence O'Toole, Kilteel (chapel of ease)	1884	Constituted from Blessington Eadestown
	Valleymount	St Joseph's, Valleymount Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Lacken (chapel of ease)	1803	Valleymount
3	Ballymore Eustace	Immaculate Conception, Ballymore Eustace St Kevin's, Hollywood (chapel of ease)		Constituted prior to 1779 Ballymore Eustace
	Dunlavin	St Nicholas of Myra, Dunlavin Holy Trinity, Donard (chapel of ease) Our Lady of Dolours and St Patrick, Davidstown (chapel of ease)		Dunlavin
	Kilcullen	Sacred Heart and St Brigid, Kilcullen St Joseph's, Gormanstown (chapel of ease)	1869	Constituted from New Abbey Kilcullen
4	Newcastle	St Finian's, Newcastle Lyons	1974	Constituted from Saggart Newcastle
	Saggart	Nativity of Our Lady, Saggart Holy Family, Rathcoole (chapel of ease)	1850	Saggart

South Dublin

The South Dublin deanery is located entirely within the eponymous civil county.

The vicar forane is Fr. Philip Bradley.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Ballyboden	Our Lady of Good Counsel, Ballyboden	1973	Constituted from Ballyroan, Bohernabreena-Firhouse and Rathfarnham Ballyboden
	Ballyroan	Holy Spirit, Ballyroan	1968	Constituted from Rathfarnham Ballyroan
	Churchtown	Good Shepherd, Churchtown	1965	Constituted from Rathfarnham Churchtown
	Knocklyon	St Colmcille's, Knocklyon	1974	Knocklyon
	Marley Grange	Divine Word, Marley Grange	1981	Constituted from Churchtown Marley Grange
	Rathfarnham	Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham		Constituted pre-Reformation Rathfarnham
2	Greenhills	Holy Spirit, Greenhills	1971	Greenhills
	Kimmage Manor	Holy Spirit, Kimmage Manor	1990	Constituted from Crumlin and Greenhills Kimmage Manor
	Templeogue	St Pius X, Templeogue	1964	Constituted from Terenure Templeogue
	Terenure	St Joseph's, Terenure	1894	Constituted from Rathfarnham Terenure
	Willington	St Jude the Apostle, Willington	1975	Constituted from Templeogue Willington

Tallaght

The Tallaght deanery is located entirely within the civil county of South Dublin.

The vicar forane is Fr. William O’Shaughnessy.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Brookfield	St Aidan's, Brookfield	1983	Constituted from Springfield Brookfield
	Jobstown	St Thomas the Apostle, Jobstown	1983	Constituted from Springfield Jobstown
	Killinarden	Sacred Heart, Killinarden	1977	Constituted from Springfield Killinarden
	Springfield	St Mark's, Springfield Church of the Incarnation, Fettercairn (chapel of ease)	1972	Constituted from Tallaght-Bohernabreena Springfield
2	Kilnamanagh-Castleview	St Kilian's, Kingswood St Kevin's, Kilnamanagh	2008	Constituted from Kilnamanagh and Castleview Kilnamanagh-Castleview
	Tallaght (St Aengus)	St Aengus, Tallaght	1985	Constituted from Tallaght (St Mary's) Tallaght (St Aengus)
	Tallaght (St Dominic's)	St Dominic's, Tallaght	1985	Constituted from Tallaght (St Mary's) Tallaght (St Dominic's)
	Tallaght (St Mary's)	St Mary's, Tallaght	1972	Tallaght (St Mary's)
3	Bohernabreena	St Anne's, Bohernabreena Holy Rosary, Oldcourt (chapel of ease)	1868 2009	Bohernabreena
	Firhouse	Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Firhouse	1975	Firhouse
	Tallaght (St Martin de Porres)	St Martin de Porres, Old Bawn	1985	Tallaght (St Martin's)

Under the pastoral responsibility of Fr. Richard Sheehy

Blanchardstown

The Blanchardstown deanery is located entirely within the civil county of Fingal.

The vicar forane is Fr. Damian McNeice.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Mountview[a]	St Philip the Apostle, Mountview	2018	Constituted from Mountview and Blakestown[4] Mountview
	Hartstown	St Ciarán's, Hartstown	1979	Constituted from Blanchardstown Hartstown
	Huntstown	Sacred Heart of Jesus, Huntstown Mary, Mother of Hope, Littlepace (chapel of ease)	1981 2002	Constituted from Blakestown Huntstown
2	Blanchardstown	St Brigid's, Blanchardstown	1837	Mother church of the deanery[5] Blanchardstown
	Corduff	St Patrick's, Corduff	1976	Constituted from Blanchardstown Corduff
	Mulhuddart	St Luke the Evangelist, Mulhuddart	1993	Constituted from Blanchardstown Mulhuddart
3	Castleknock	Our Lady, Mother of the Church, Castleknock	1976	Constituted from Blanchardstown Castleknock
	Laurel Lodge	St Thomas the Apostle, Laurel Lodge	1982	Constituted from Castleknock Laurel Lodge
	Porterstown-Clonsilla	St Mochta's, Porterstown	1986	Constituted from Castleknock Porterstown-Clonsilla

Fingal North

The Fingal North deanery is located entirely within the civil county of Fingal.

The vicar forane is Canon John McNamara.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Brackenstown	St Cronan's, Brackenstown	1974	Constituted from Swords Brackenstown
	Donabate	St Patrick's, Donabate The Immaculate Conception, Balheary (chapel of ease) St. Ita's Hospital Chapel, Portrane (chapel of ease)		Constituted from Donabate, Balheary and Portrane Donabate
	River Valley	St Finian's, River Valley	1982	Constituted from Swords River Valley
	Swords	St Colmcille's, Swords Our Lady Queen of Heaven, Dublin Airport (chapel of ease) Church of the Visitation, Drynam (chapel of ease)	1608	Swords
2	Lusk	St MacCullin's, Lusk	1669	Lusk
	Rush	St Maur's, Rush	1730	Constituted from Lusk Rush
	Skerries	St Patrick's, Skerries	1730	Constituted from Lusk Skerries
3	Balbriggan	Ss Peter and Paul, Balbriggan Church of the Assumption, Balscadden	1842 1819	Balbriggan
	Garristown	Church of the Assumption, Garristown St Joseph's, Ballymadun (chapel of ease)		Garristown
	Naul	St Canice's, Damastown Nativity of Our Lady, Naul (chapel of ease) Assumption of Our Lady, Ballyboughal (chapel of ease)	1630	Naul
	Rolestown	St Brigid's, Rolestown	1974	Constituted from Garristown Rolestown

Maynooth

The Maynooth deanery is located in the civil county of South Dublin and the traditional county of Kildare.

The vicar forane is Fr. Kieran Coghlan.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Celbridge	St Patrick's, Celbridge St Brigid's, Straffan (chapel of ease)	1859	Constituted from Maynooth Celbridge
	Confey	St Charles Borromeo, Confey	1984	Constituted from Leixlip Confey
	Leixlip	Our Lady's Nativity, Leixlip	1833	Constituted from Maynooth Leixlip
	Maynooth	St Mary's, Maynooth Lady Chapel, Donaghstown (chapel of ease)	1615	Maynooth
2	Esker/Doddsboro/Adamstown	St Patrick's, Esker	1978	Constituted from Lucan Esker/Doddsboro/Adamstown
	Lucan	St Mary's, Lucan	1953	Constituted from Clondalkin Lucan
	Lucan South	Divine Mercy, Lucan South	1996	Constituted from Lucan Lucan South
3	Bawnogue	Church of the Transfiguration, Bawnogue	1977	Constituted from Clondalkin Bawnogue
	Clondalkin	Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Killian, Clondalkin Our Lady, Queen of the Apostles, Clonburris (chapel of ease) Presentation of Our Lord in the Temple, Knockmitten (chapel of ease)	1615	Clondalkin
	Deansrath	St Ronan's, Deansrath	1985	Constituted from Bawnogue Deansrath
	Sruleen	Sacred Heart, Sruleen	1990	Constituted from Clondalkin Sruleen
4	Ballyfermot (Assumption)	Our Lady of the Assumption, Ballyfermot	1953	Constituted from Inchicore Ballyfermot (Assumption)
	Ballyfermot (St Matthew's)	St Matthew's, Ballyfermot	1972	Constituted from Ballyfermot (Assumption) Ballyfermot (St Matthew's)
	Chapelizod	Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chapelizod	1955	Constituted from Chapelizod and Clondalkin Chapelizod
	Cherry Orchard	Most Holy Sacrament, Cherry Orchard	1993	Constituted from Ballyfermot (Assumption) Cherry Orchard
	Neilstown	St Peter the Apostle, Neilstown	1979	Constituted from Clondalkin Neilstown
	Palmerstown	St Philomena's, Palmerstown	1972	Constituted from Chapelizod Palmerstown
	Rowlagh	Immaculate Heart of Mary, Rowlagh	1979	Constituted from Clondalkin Rowlagh

Under the pastoral responsibility of Fr. Paul Thornton

Fingal South East

The Fingal South East deanery is located within the city of Dublin and the civil county of Fingal.

The vicar forane is Fr. Michael O'Grady.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Clontarf (St Anthony's)	St Anthony's, Clontarf	1966	Constituted from Clontarf (St John's) Clontarf (St Anthony's)
	Clontarf (St John's)	St John the Baptist, Clontarf	1942	Clontarf (St John's)
	Dollymount	St Gabriel's, Dollymount	1966	Constituted from Clontarf (St John's) Dollymount
	Killester	St Brigid's, Killester	1966	Constituted from Killester-Raheny Killester
2	Donnycarney	Our Lady of Consolation, Donnycarney	1952	Constituted from Marino Donnycarney
	Fairview	Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Fairview	1855	Fairview
	Marino	St Vincent de Paul, Marino	1942	Constituted from Fairview Marino
3	Beaumont	Nativity of Our Lord, Beaumont	1977	Constituted from Donnycarney Beaumont
	Kilmore West	St Luke the Evangelist, Kilmore West	1972	Constituted from Ardlea Kilmore West
	Larkhill, Whitehall and Santry	Church of the Holy Child, Whitehall Chapel of Blessed Margaret Ball, Santry (chapel of ease)	1944	Constituted from Glasnevin Larkhill, Whitehall and Santry
4	Ardlea	St John Vianney, Ardlea	1965	Constituted from Coolock-Artane Ardlea
	Artane	Our Lady of Mercy, Artane	1968	Constituted from Coolock Artane
	Coolock	St Brendan's, Coolock	1969	Coolock
5	Bonnybrook	St Joseph the Artisan, Bonnybrook	1970	Constituted from Ardlea Road Bonnybrook
	Darndale	Our Lady Immaculate, Darndale	1972	Constituted from Coolock Darndale
	Priorswood	St Francis of Assisi, Priorswood	1974	Constituted from Bonnybrook Priorswood

Fingal South West

The Fingal South West deanery is located within the city of Dublin and the civil county of Fingal.

The vicar forane is Fr. Frank Reburn.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Ballymun	St Joseph's, Balcurris Virgin Mary, Ballymun Holy Spirit, Silloge	2018	Constituted from Balcurris, Ballymun and Silloge Ballymun
2	Ballygall	Our Mother of Divine Grace, Ballygall	1964	Constituted from Glasnevin Ballygall
	Ballymun Road	Our Lady of Victories, Glasnevin	1969	Constituted from Larkhill Ballymun Road
	Drumcondra	Corpus Christi, Drumcondra	1953	Constituted from Glasnevin Drumcondra
	Glasnevin	Our Lady of Dolours, Glasnevin	1912	Constituted from Fairview Glasnevin
	Iona Road	St Columba's, Glasnevin St Alphonsus Monastery, Glasnevin (chapel of ease) Glasnevin Cemetery Chapel (chapel of ease)	1902	Constituted from Berkeley Road Iona Road
3	Cabra	Christ the King, Cabra	1941	Constituted from Arran Quay Cabra
	Cabra West	Most Precious Blood, Cabra	1946	Constituted from Cabra and Aughrim Street Cabra West
	Navan Road	Our Lady Help of Christians, Cabra	1953	Constituted from Chapelizod Navan Road
	Phibsborough	St Peter's, Phibsborough	1974	Phibsborough
4	Finglas	St Canice's, Finglas St Margaret's, St Margaret's (chapel of ease)	1920	Finglas
	Finglas West	Church of the Annunciation, Finglas	1962	Constituted from Finglas Finglas West
	Rivermount	St Oliver Plunkett's, Rivermount St Finian's Oratory, Rivermount (chapel of ease)	1974	Rivermount

Howth

The Howth deanery is located within the city of Dublin and the civil county of Fingal.

The vicar forane is Fr. Martin Noone.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Ayrfield	St Paul's, Ayrfield	1974	Constituted from Raheny Ayrfield
	Donaghmede	Holy Trinity, Donaghmede	1974	Constituted from Grange Park Donaghmede
	Edenmore	St Monica's, Edenmore	1966	Constituted from Coolock and Raheny Edenmore
	Grange Park	St Benedict's, Grange Park	1971	Constituted from Raheny Grange Park
	Raheny	Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace, Raheny	1966	Constituted from Killester-Raheny Raheny
2	Baldoyle	Ss Peter and Paul, Baldoyle St Laurence O'Toole, Baldoyle (chapel of ease)	1907	Constituted from Howth, Sutton and Baldoyle Baldoyle
	Bayside	Church of the Resurrection, Bayside	1971	Constituted from Baldoyle Bayside
	Howth	Church of the Assumption, Howth	7th century	Howth
	Kilbarrack-Foxfield	St John the Evangelist, Kilbarrack	1971	Constituted from Bayside Kilbarrack-Foxfield
	Sutton	St Fintan's, Sutton	1969	Constituted from Howth Sutton
3	Kinsealy	St Nicholas of Myra, Kinsealy	1972	Constituted from Baldoyle Kinsealy
	Malahide	St Sylvester's, Malahide	1941	Constituted from Swords Malahide
	Portmarnock	St Anne's, Portmarnock	1972	Constituted from Baldoyle Portmarnock
	Yellow Walls	Sacred Heart, Seabury	1996	Constituted from Malahide Yellow Walls

Under the pastoral responsibility of Fr. Donal Roche

Bray

The Bray deanery is located within the civil county of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and the traditional county of Wicklow.

The vicar forane is Fr. Aquinas Duffy.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Sandyford	St Mary's, Sandyford Our Lady of the Wayside, Kilternan (chapel of ease) St Patrick's, Glencullen (chapel of ease)	1829	Constituted from Cabinteely Sandyford
2	Bray (Holy Redeemer)	Most Holy Redeemer, Bray	18th century	Holy Redeemer Church, Bray[6]
	Bray (Our Lady Queen of Peace)	Our Lady Queen of Peace, Bray	1954	Queen of Peace church, at the corner of Putland Road and Vevay Road, was built in 1946 on land donated by the Presentation Brothers of nearby Presentation College, Bray.[7][8] Originally part of Bray (Holy Redeemer) parish, it was constituted as its own parish in 1954.[9]
	Bray (St Fergal's)	St Fergal's, Ballywaltrim	1976	Constituted from Bray (Our Lady Queen of Peace) Bray (St Fergal's)
	Bray (St Peter's)	St Peter's, Little Bray	1975	Bray (St Peter's)
	Enniskerry	St Mary's, Enniskerry St Mochonog's, Kilmacanogue (chapel of ease)	1985	Constituted from Enniskerry and Kilmacanogue Enniskerry
3	Ballybrack-Killiney	Ss Alphonsus and Columba, Ballybrack St Stephen's, Killiney (chapel of ease) Church of the Apostles, Ballybrack (chapel of ease)	1863	Constituted from Dalkey Ballybrack
	Cabinteely[b]	St Brigid's, Cabinteely St Brigid's Mass Centre, Cabinteely (chapel of ease)	1971	Constituted from Cabinteely-Foxrock Cabinteely
	Johnstown-Killiney	Our Lady of Good Counsel, Johnstown	1974	Constituted from Cabinteely Johnstown-Killiney
	Loughlinstown	St Columbanus, Loughlinstown	1982	Constituted from Ballybrack-Killiney Loughlinstown
	Sallynoggin	Our Lady of Victories, Sallynoggin	1966	Constituted from Glasthule Sallynoggin
	Shankill	St Anne's, Shankill	1971	Constituted from Ballybrack-Killiney Shankill
4	Dalkey	Church of the Assumption, Dalkey	1927	Constituted from Glasthule Dalkey
	Dún Laoghaire	St Michael's, Dún Laoghaire	1829	Constituted from Loughlinstown Dún Laoghaire
	Glasthule	St Joseph's, Glasthule	1927	Constituted from Dalkey Glasthule
5	Greystones	Holy Rosary, Greystones St Kilian's, Blacklion (chapel of ease)		Constituted from Bray Greystones
	Kilquade	St Joseph's, Newtownmountkennedy St Patrick's, Kilquade St Anthony of Padua, Kilcoole (chapel of ease) Holy Spirit Oratory, Newcastle (chapel of ease)	1400	Constituted from Newcastle Kilquade

Donnybrook

The Donnybrook deanery is located within the city of Dublin and the civil county of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.

The vicar forane is Fr. Fergus O’Connor.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Balally	Ascension of Our Lord, Balally	1977	Constituted from Sandyford Balally
	Ballinteer	St John the Evangelist, Ballinteer	1974	Constituted from Dundrum Ballinteer
	Dundrum	Holy Cross, Dundrum	1878	Constituted from Booterstown Dundrum
	Meadowbrook	St Attracta's Oratory, Ballinteer	1983	Constituted from Ballinteer Meadowbrook
2	Haddington Road	St Mary's, Haddington Road	1876	Constituted from Donnybrook, Irishtown, Ringsend and Sandymount Haddington Road
	Ringsend	St Patrick's, Ringsend	1905	Constituted from Irishtown, Ringsend and Sandymount Ringsend
	Sandymount	Our Lady, Star of the Sea, Sandymount	1851	Sandymount
3	Booterstown	Church of the Assumption, Booterstown		Constituted prior to 1616 Booterstown
	Donnybrook	Sacred Heart, Donnybrook	1876	Constituted from Donnybrook, Irishtown, Ringsend and Sandymount Donnybrook
	Merrion Road	Our Lady Queen of Peace, Merrion	1964	Constituted from Booterstown Merrion Road
	Milltown	Assumption and Ss Columbanus and Gall, Milltown	1974	Constituted from Rathgar Milltown
4	Clonskeagh	Immaculate Virgin Mary of the Miraculous Medal, Clonskeagh	1965	Constituted from Donnybrook Clonskeagh
	Kilmacud	St Laurence O'Toole, Kilmacud	1964	Constituted from Kilmacud and Mount Merrion Kilmacud
	Mount Merrion	St Thérèse, Mount Merrion	1964	Constituted from Kilmacud and Mount Merrion Mount Merrion
5	Blackrock	St John the Baptist, Blackrock	1922	Constituted from Booterstown Blackrock
	Foxrock	Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Foxrock	1971	Constituted from Cabinteely-Foxrock Foxrock
	Kill-o'-the-Grange	Holy Family, Kill-o'-the-Grange	1972	Constituted from Monkstown Kill-o'-the-Grange
	Monkstown	St Patrick's, Monkstown	1902	Constituted from Dún Laoghaire Monkstown
	Newtownpark	Guardian Angels, Newtownpark	1968	Constituted from Blackrock Newtownpark

Wicklow

The Wicklow deanery is located within the traditional counties of Wexford and Wicklow.

The vicar forane is Fr. Derek Doyle.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Ashford	Most Holy Rosary, Ashford St Joseph's, Glenealy (chapel of ease)	1864	Constituted from Wicklow Ashford
	Kilbride and Barndarrig	St Mary's, Barndarrig St Brigid's, Kilbride (chapel of ease)		Kilbride and Barndarrig
	Wicklow	St Patrick's, Wicklow St Joseph's, Rathnew (chapel of ease)	6th century	Wicklow
2	Glendalough	St Kevin's, Laragh	6th century	Glendalough
	Rathdrum	Ss Mary and Michael, Rathdrum St Columba's, Greenane (chapel of ease) Ss Patrick and Kilian, Clara Vale (chapel of ease)		Constituted pre-Reformation Rathdrum
	Roundwood	St Laurence O'Toole, Roundwood Sacred Heart, Moneystown (chapel of ease)	1974	Roundwood
3	Arklow	Ss Mary and Peter, Arklow St David's, Johnstown (chapel of ease)	650	Arklow
	Aughrim	The Most Sacred Heart, Aughrim	1890	Constituted from Arklow Aughrim
	Avoca	Ss Mary and Patrick, Avoca St Kevin's, Ballycoog (chapel of ease) St Patrick's, Barranisky (chapel of ease) St Joseph's, Templerainey (chapel of ease)		Constituted prior to 1777 Avoca
	Castletown	St Patrick's, Castletown	1974	Constituted from Arklow Castletown. Partly to the south of Arklow in County Wicklow but mainly to the north of Gorey in County Wexford.

Under the pastoral responsibility of Fr. Enda Cunningham

Cullenswood

The Cullenswood deanery is located entirely within the city of Dublin.

The vicar forane is Fr. Paul Taylor.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Clogher Road	St Bernadette's, Crumlin	1947	Constituted from Dolphin's Barn Clogher Road
	Crumlin	St Agnes, Crumlin	1941	Constituted from Terenure Crumlin
	Mourne Road	Our Lady of Good Counsel, Drimnagh	1942	Constituted from Dolphin's Barn and Terenure Mourne Road
	Walkinstown	Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Walkinstown	1964	Constituted from Crumlin Walkinstown
2	Beechwood Avenue	Church of the Holy Name, Ranelagh	1906	Constituted from Rathgar Beechwood Avenue
	Harold's Cross	Our Lady of the Rosary, Harold's Cross	1935	Constituted from Rathgar, Rathmines and Terenure Harold's Cross
	Mount Argus	St Paul of the Cross, Harold's Cross	1974	Mount Argus
	Rathgar	Church of the Three Patrons, Rathgar	1882	Constituted from Rathmines Rathgar
	Rathmines	Mary Immaculate, Refuge of Sinners, Rathmines	1835	Rathmines
3	Bluebell	Our Lady of the Wayside, Bluebell	1967	Constituted from Inchicore Bluebell
	Inchicore (Mary Immaculate)	May Immaculate, Inchicore	1972	Constituted from Inchicore Inchicore (Mary Immaculate)
	Inchicore (St Michael's)	St Michael's, Inchicore	1933	Constituted from St James' Inchicore (St Michael's)

North City Centre

The North City Centre deanery is located entirely within the city of Dublin.

The vicar forane is Fr. Kieran McDermott.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	East Wall	St Joseph's, East Wall	1941	Constituted from North Wall East Wall
	North Wall	St Laurence O'Toole, North Wall	1853	North Wall
	North William Street	St Agatha's, North William Street	1865	Constituted from Pro-Cathedral North William Street
2	Berkeley Road	St Joseph's, Berkeley Road	1890	Constituted from Halston Street Berkeley Road
	Gardiner Street	St Francis Xavier, Gardiner Street	1974	Gardiner Street
	Pro-Cathedral	St Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street	1825	Constituted from Liffey Street Pro-Cathedral
	Seán McDermott Street	Our Lady of Lourdes, Seán McDermott Street	1970	Constituted from Pro-Cathedral Seán McDermott Street
3	Aughrim Street	Holy Family, Aughrim Street		Aughrim Street
	Dominick Street	St Saviour's, Dominick Street	1974	Dominick Street
	Halston Street	St Michan's, Halston Street St Mary of the Angels, Church Street		Halston Street

South City Centre

The South City Centre deanery is located entirely within the city of Dublin.

The vicar forane is Fr. Seán Ford.

Parish Partnership	Parish	Churches and chapels of ease	Constituted	Other details
1	Francis Street	St Nicholas of Myra, Francis Street	1829	Francis Street
	James' Street	St James', James' Street	1724	Constituted from Meath Street James' Street
	Meath Street	St Catherine of Alexandria, Meath Street	13th century	Meath Street
2	City Quay	Immaculate Heart of Mary, City Quay	1908	Constituted from Westland Row City Quay
	Harrington Street	St Kevin's, Harrington Street	1865	Constituted from Francis Street Harrington Street
	University Church	Newman University Church, St Stephen's Green	1974	Constituted from Harrington Street University Church
	Westland Row	St Andrew's, Westland Row	c. 1750	Constituted from St Andrew, St Mark, St Peter and St Anne Westland Row
	Whitefriar Street	Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Aungier Street	1974	Whitefriar Street
3	Dolphin's Barn	Our Lady of Dolours, Dolphin's Barn	1902	Constituted from James' Street Dolphin's Barn
	Donore Avenue	St Theresa of the Child Jesus, Donore Avenue	1946	Constituted from Meath Street Donore Avenue
	Rialto	Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of Fátima, Rialto	1968	Constituted from Dolphin's Barn Rialto

Other parishes

There is also a diocese-wide parish of the Travelling People, which was established by Archbishop Dermot Ryan in 1980 in response to the unique pastoral needs of the Traveller community in the archdiocese. The parish is under the pastoral care of Fr. Paul O'Driscoll.^[10][11]