Cathedral of Christ the King, Mullingar

The Cathedral of Christ the King is a Catholic church in Mullingar built in Renaissance Revival style with brick construction. The structure features two tall towers and a basilica layout that defines its overall shape.

Construction began in 1933 and the church opened in 1936 as the first cathedral worldwide dedicated to Christ the King. It replaced an earlier cathedral and marked a significant moment in religious architecture.

The cathedral displays artistic mosaics created by Boris Anrep that depict sacred figures in its side chapels. These works contribute to the ornamental character of the interior spaces.

The church is accessible daily to visitors and offers services at various times throughout the week. It is helpful to check ahead for service schedules to plan your visit at a convenient moment.

This church was among the first deliberately dedicated to a modern religious concept of the 20th century. The emphasis on Christ as King reflected a theological focus that was relatively new at that time.

Location: Mullingar

Inception: 1936

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Made from material: brick

Website: http://mullingarparish.com

GPS coordinates: 53.52690,-7.34629

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:24