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DUBLIN CHURCHES EXHIBITION

Following a public launch by the Archbishop of Dublin, Dr. Walton Empey, in the presence of the new Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mary Freehill, the Representative Church Body Library's exhibition on the churches of inner city Dublin, is now open six days a week in Dublin Civic Museum.

The exhibition has been arranged by the Representative Church Body Library in Dublin which is the library of the Church of Ireland and the Church's principal archive repository. The text of the exhibition is based on the book The Dublin City Churches Revisited which was written by Maurice Craig and Henry Wheeler and published by the APCK in 1948. Additional text has been written to bring the story up to date. The Text is illustrated with archives, manuscripts, prints, photographs and printed material almost exclusively from the collection of the RCB Library.

Dublin City Churches is a celebration of the culture and heritage of buildings, and their communities, which have become integral parts of the streetscape and skyline of Dublin.

The exhibition has been sponsored by the Heritage Council, the Ecclesiastical Insurance Office and the Representative Church Body.

"Dublin City Churches Revisited" will run in the Dublin Civic Museum, 58 South William Street, Dublin 2 (beside the Powerscourt Town House) until the end of *September.

*By popular demand the exhibition has been extended and will now run to the end of October 1999.


Further information from:

THE REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH BODY LIBRARY
Braemor Park
Churchtown
Dublin 14

Tel: 01 492 3979
Fax: 01 492 4770
Email: RCB Library

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