Press Releases
Welcoming newcomers – video playlist
A series of initiatives to help people from a range of ethnic backgrounds to be welcomed and integrated into church life.
A series of initiatives to help people from a range of ethnic backgrounds to be welcomed and integrated into church life.
It’s likely that most people in Ireland today have received a scam call, email, letter or doorstop visit, and many – of all ages – have been taken advantage of by scammers.
The Honorary Secretaries of the General Synod would like to invite members of the Church of Ireland to submit expressions of interest to become a member of the Consultative Group on Disability.
2024 was the best year in a long time – roughly 200 young people committed their lives to follow Jesus for the first time.
Members of the Church of Ireland share stories on how they welcome and integrate refugees in a new video released today ahead of World Refugee Day on Thursday (20th June).
As Christ Church Cathedral, in the heart of Dublin, approaches its millennium in 2028, it is bringing its amazing historical collection into the light for a wider audience to enjoy.
Reflecting on his experiences in Normandy where recollections of June 1944 framed last week’s commemorations, Archbishop John McDowell has shared some personal insights and Irish connections to the momentous events of that time.
We’re grateful to those who have recorded this week’s commemorations of D–Day in beautiful photography, both in France and at home.
A reflection on Fr Jack O’Brien, Roman Catholic chaplain to the Royal Ulster Rifles, delivered by Archbishop Eamon Martin at the Royal Irish Regiment Service at Ranville on Friday, 7th June 2024.
A reflection on the Revd James McMurray–Taylor, Church of Ireland chaplain to the First Battalion of the Royal Ulster Rifles 1943–47, who landed on Sword Beach, Normandy, on D–Day, delivered by Archbishop John McDowell at the Royal Irish Regiment Service at Ranville on Friday, 7th June 2024.