Students from across Dublin’s universities gathered for the launch of ONE Dublin – Student Gospel Music Services, on Sunday evening (October 21) in St Thomas’s Church in Dublin 1.
Dublin’s north east inner city is reclaiming Bram Stoker as one of their own. The ‘Dracula’ author lived on Buckingham Street, Dublin 1, for six years from the age of 11.
The new Archdeacon of Glendalough was installed in Christ Church Cathedral on Sunday October 22. Archdeacon Neal O’Raw was given his stall in the choir of the cathedral and his place and voice in the Chapter by Dean Dermot Dunne at Choral Evensong.
The annual gathering of the clergy of the United Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross at Ballylickey, near Bantry, County Cork, took place from Monday, 15th October to Wednesday, 17th October.
Speaking at the City Service in St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, the Bishop of Cork, Dr Paul Colton, said there was a need, in Ireland, for a structured approach to the current informal debates about separation of Church and State.
A new stage in the long history of connections between Midleton College (founded in 1696) and the United Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross has been inaugurated with the arrival of the Reverend Andrew Orr to serve as Chaplain to the College, and also as Priest–in–Charge in the adjoining small parish of Youghal Union.
The Revd Andy Heber was instituted as incumbent of the Parish of Carnmoney, Diocese of Connor, at a service in The Church of the Holy Evangelists on St Luke’s Day, Thursday 18th October.
A short film highlighting aims and impacts of ‘A Place to Call Home’ – the Dublin and Glendalough Refugee Accommodation Project – has been launched.
A group of visionary and energetic university students from across Dublin have come together to re–establish regular worship in St Thomas’s Church of Ireland Church, which stands at the gateway of O’Connell Street into Dublin’s North East Inner City.
