Mercy International Centre

CLIENT

Sisters of Mercy

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

"The Original House of Mercy, was built by Catherine McAuley on Baggot Street, Dublin, in 1824. Its architecture reflects the Georgian influence on what was the second city of the then British empire.
It was fully restored in 1994 and opened to the public by the at the time President of Ireland, Mary Robinson. It became the International centre for the Sisters of Mercy. It now represents the organizations origins, its important historical links with the past, and its activities in communities around the world. More significantly it retains so much of the spirit of the Sisters of Mercy and their great efforts to bring solace to the poor and sick."

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