St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral (known locally as just, The Pro Cathedral) was established in 1825 on one of northside Dublin’s quiet back streets. The cathedral’s facade is designed in the style of a Greek temple, with impressive columns supporting a triangular gable that features statues of St Mary, St Laurence O’Toole and St Patrick. The interior of St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral features a beautiful carved high alter. Each Sunday morning, the famous Palestrina choir can be heard singing at 11 o’clock mass.

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