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18th-Century Organ
St. Michan's organ is a remarkable feature of the church, housed within an 18th-century case crafted by John Baptiste Cuvillie between 1723 and 1725. The current instrument, built around 1940 by Evans and Barr of Belfast, features a pneumatic console with three manuals fitted into the original, more compact keyboard space. This blend of historic casing and mid-20th-century mechanics makes it a distinctive piece of Dublin's ecclesiastical heritage. Well worth seeing if you visit this historic church.
Organ Trophy
The Organ Trophy is a wooden carving positioned opposite the gallery of St Michan's Church. Installed in 1724, it features 17 intricately sculpted musical instruments. This finely detailed work showcases the craftsmanship of the period and remains a notable feature within the church. Visitors can appreciate the precision and artistry of the individual instrument carvings during what to see when exploring this historic Dublin location.
- 1.18th-Century Organ
- 2.Organ Trophy
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