Irish Times Notes27 Oct 2018

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

Diocesan News26 Oct 2018

Recent appointments in Tuam, Killala and Achonry

Five new appointments have been made in the Diocese of Tuam, Killala and Achonry.

Liturgical Advisory Committee26 Oct 2018

A Service to mark the end of the First World War in a local church

Tying in with the work of the Historical Centenaries Working Group, the Liturgical Advisory Committee has produced a resource to assist those planning Services to mark this centenary.

Press Releases25 Oct 2018

Church leaders meet Tánaiste

Following their meeting with Northern Ireland’s political parties at the end of September and with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland earlier this month, the leaders of the main Churches in Ireland met the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney TD, today.

Diocesan News25 Oct 2018

Brexit unsettles delegates at border Synod

The Bishop of Derry and Raphoe has urged the parties at Stormont to be heroic and redouble their efforts to get the political institutions up and running again.

Diocesan News25 Oct 2018

‘Curry in a Hurry’ from the Mothers’ Union to the National Maritime College of Ireland

The National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) is located in Ringaskiddy, County Cork. It provides training and education for the Merchant Marine and the non–military needs of the Irish Naval Service.

Press Releases24 Oct 2018

Ordination Newsletter now available

The Ordination Newsletter for 2018 is now available. This outlines contact details for Diocesan Directors of Ordinands, a listing of students in training (including candidates for Ordained Local Ministry), and a listing of ordinations to the priesthood in this year.

Diocesan News24 Oct 2018

‘The beginning of a new student movement’

ONE Dublin launches in St Thomas’s Church

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.

Diocesan News24 Oct 2018

Dublin’s north east inner city hail Bram Stoker as ‘One of Their Own’

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.

Diocesan News24 Oct 2018

Archdeacon of Glendalough installed in Christ Church Cathedral

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.