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Mercy International Association Limited
Mercy International Association, 64A Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2 - D02 EH21, Ireland.
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Certificate Number: 194263 CHY
Number: CHY 10078 Charity
Registered Number: 20025472
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How to Arrive at Mercy International Centre
From Dublin Airport
Public transport options are by air coach (bus) or taxi:
- The bright blue air coach, with an orange logo number 702 going to Bray/Greystones, or Number 703 going to Killiney/Dalkey. Both will stop, if requested, at The Old School House Hotel. The air coach costs €8 for a single ticket.
- It is a 10 minute walk from The Old Schoolhouse Hotel, alongside the canal, to Baggot Street Bridge. Mercy International Centre is located to the right of the bridge. The Centre is a large cream-coloured building with a bright red door, number 64A. The building is distinctive for the life-size bronze statue of Catherine McAuley on the path outside the main door.
- The other option is to take a taxi direct to the Centre. The approximate cost is €30. It will vary depending on the time of day and the traffic on the road.
From City Centre
Bus 39A stops outside Mercy International Centre. It can be caught from Aston Quay (off O’Connell Street).
The Dublin Bus timetable can be accessed here.
Opening Times
Mercy International Centre opening times are from 8.30 am to 4.30pm.
Gift shop opens from 9.00am to 4.00 pm.
Self guided tour times are from 9.30am to 3.30pm.
On a self guided tour you can visit the grave of Catherine in our garden, the chapel and our recently launched Catherine McAuley And The Mission of Mercy Heritage Exhibition. There is a small donation towards the upkeep of the house of €10 pp for self guided tours.(Just to note,if we have a visiting group in the centre, some areas may not be possible to visit depending on the time of day you visit).
Guided tours normally take place on Tuesday and Thursday and must be booked in advance. Please email for more details.
The centre does not open on the weekends.
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Patricia O' Donovan rsm
Chief Executive Officer
Patricia's role is to provide leadership and inspiration for the implementation of the...
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Patricia O' Donovan rsm
Chief Executive OfficerPatricia's role is to provide leadership and inspiration for the implementation of the Association’s vision in a global Mercy context. She leads a team of executives who together shape strategic and operational direction.
Angela Reed rsm
Head of Mercy Global Action
Angela is responsible for the Global Action programme of MIA. Angela supports linkages between the...
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Angela Reed rsm
Head of Mercy Global ActionAngela is responsible for the Global Action programme of MIA. Angela supports linkages between the justice programmes of MIA member organisations and ensures Mercy stories are incorporated into international advocacy at the United Nations.
Margaret Daly rsm
Head of Heritage and Spirituality
Margaret oversees the design, planning and implementation of all Mercy programmes - (virtual and...
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Margaret Daly rsm
Head of Heritage and SpiritualityMargaret oversees the design, planning and implementation of all Mercy programmes - (virtual and in-person). In addition, Margaret promotes and manages the living, sharing and supporting of the Mercy story including: Mercy heritage, spirituality and archives.
Brenda Drumm
Head of Communications
Brenda oversees communications for Mercy International Association. She works to raise awareness of...
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Brenda Drumm
Head of CommunicationsBrenda oversees communications for Mercy International Association. She works to raise awareness of the mission of Mercy and to connect people across the Mercy world. Brenda manages Mercy eNews, our website and social media channels. She also works to support the various other arms of MIA including Heritage and Spirituality, the office of the CEO, Catherine's House and Mercy Global Action. Strategy, planning, connection and content creation are at the centre of Brenda's role.