Diocesan News
The Ven Raymond Hoey, Archdeacon Of Armagh, To Retire In September
The Ven Raymond G Hoey, Archdeacon of Armagh for the past 22 years, has just announced his plans to retire on 30 September 2014.
The Ven Raymond G Hoey, Archdeacon of Armagh for the past 22 years, has just announced his plans to retire on 30 September 2014.
Key representatives from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board visited St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Wednesday 25 June to learn more about the Cathedral’s new visitor experience.
Five intrepid Church of Ireland clergy joined the Great Britain and Ireland team which contested the Cranmer Cup earlier this month in North Carolina
Pupils of Blessington No 1 School felt the hand of history on their shoulders today (25 June) when they buried a time capsule in their parish church.
Belfast Cathedral’s first ever week–long Music Festival in June featured violas and violins, organs and harpsichords, cellos and flautinos and the fabulous voices of the Cathedral choirs.
Members and friends of Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise were hosted by President Michael D Higgins at a reception in Áras an Uachtaráin on Tuesday June 24 to mark the organisation’s centenary.
The Irish Churches Peace Project (ICPP) marked its first year of activity at Malone House Belfast on 20 June 2014
After 171 years of service to the town and region of Mallow, County Cork, the oldest national school in the vicinity – the Church of Ireland National School – will close on Friday next 27 June.