St Stephen's Church, Dublin, Anglican church building at Mount Street Upper, Dublin, Ireland
St Stephen's Church is an Anglican church building located on Mount Street Upper in Dublin with a distinctive octagonal copper-clad tower. The tower rises prominently above the surrounding streetscape with a tapering spire at its peak.
Construction of this Georgian church began in 1821 under architect John Bowden. The project was completed by Joseph Welland after Bowden's death.
The church functions as a concert venue and gathering space for Dublin's community beyond its religious role. Music performances fill its interior regularly throughout the year.
The church is easily accessed from Mount Street Upper and sits in a central Dublin location. Check opening times ahead of your visit to confirm availability for tours or services.
Locals call this church 'The Pepper Canister' because its copper spire resembles a kitchen pepper shaker. This nickname has stuck among Dublin residents for generations.
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