Diocesan News29 Oct 2019

Cork choristers on sponsored walk

The choristers of the Choir of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, and their families embarked on an 8km walk around Mahon Point and Blackrock Village in Cork on Saturday, 19th October.

Diocesan News25 Oct 2019

Theology in the City

Bible stories to bridge difference

Join us at Belfast Cathedral for a series of conversations around traditional Bible stories inviting participants to dialogue across difference.

Diocesan News24 Oct 2019

Derry & Raphoe Synod 2019

Address by Archbishop’s Commissary, the Ven Robert S Miller

The Venerable Robert S Miller, Archbishop’s Commissary and Archdeacon of Derry, gave the following Synod Address yesterday morning (23rd October) at the Diocesan Synod of the United Dioceses of Derry and Raphoe in An Grianán Hotel, Burt, Co. Donegal.

Diocesan News18 Oct 2019

Music and presentation by Kristen O’Reilly encourages positive mental health

Kristen O’Reilly talked of being pleased to be part of an event “that was encouraging positive mental health,” as she talked about dealing with the impact of bereavement and loss, and finding hope again.

Diocesan News14 Oct 2019

Lead thieves target historic church for second time

Significant damage was caused to St Patrick’s Church, Cairncastle, Diocese of Connor, when lead thieves targeted the historic building for the second time in five months.

Diocesan News11 Oct 2019

Baby Basics in Armagh Diocese

At its simplest, Baby Basics can be described as the equivalent of a “food bank for mums and new–born babies.”

Diocesan News09 Oct 2019

Annual Law Service marks beginning of new term

The Church of Ireland annual New Law Term Service took place in St Michan’s Church, Dublin 7, on Monday (October 7).

Diocesan News09 Oct 2019

St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, hosts Royal School of Church Music Ireland

On Saturday, 5th October, St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, hosted the 2019 festival of the Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) Ireland.

Diocesan News09 Oct 2019

Two County Cork churches celebrate bicentenaries

During the month of September, two churches in the Church of Ireland United Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, celebrated their bicentenaries: 200 years of the present church buildings in communities where Christian faith, worship and service stretches back many more centuries.

Diocesan News04 Oct 2019

Organ Scholarship Service at St Anne’s

by Angela Kerr

On the Feast Day of St Michael and All Angels, Sunday 29th September, an Organ Scholarship Choral Evensong was held in Belfast Cathedral.