Welcome to Catherine's House, the first house of Mercy built by Catherine McAuley (1778 - 1841) in Dublin. The Mercy International is a welcoming place of hospitality, heritage, pilgrimage and renewal and is the original convent of the Order of The Sisters of Mercy.
In 1994, the Mercy International Association undertook its first major project and fully restored the property. The house was opened to the public by the then-President of Ireland, Mary Robinson and became known as the Mercy International Centre.The building is distinctive for the life-size bronze statue of Catherine McAuley on the path outside the main door.
The sisters conduct guided tours of the property at 1000 each Monday to Friday. Take a tour to discover more about the life of Catherine McAuley and the legacy she left behind and the work of the Sisters of Mercy and their associates throughout the world.
| Room types | Prices per room from |
|---|---|
| Single with private bathroom | EUR 60 |
| Double with private bathroom | EUR 90 |
| Double with shared bathroom | EUR 80 |
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