Dromore Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of Christ the Redeemer, is included as a current cathedral in Dromore, Northern Ireland. Its most important distinction in the supplied material is that it is also a Church of Ireland parish church in the Diocese of Down and Dromore and a member of the Worldwide Anglican Communion. Cathedral identity and everyday parish life are presented together rather than as separate categories.

The cathedral describes its purpose as service to the community of Dromore. Its stated mission speaks of bringing Christ’s compassion, love and hope of salvation to people of all ages, and invites people to join its journey of discovering how to live according to Christ’s calling. These statements make the place different from an entry defined only by location or formal status: the community role is central to its approved description.

The review coordinates are 54.414700, -6.151670 in Dromore. During July and August, worship is scheduled for Sunday mornings at 10:45am in the Cathedral Hall. The cathedral also publishes the monthly magazine Cathedral Life and is registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland under NIC101679. Seasonal worship details should be checked before planning.