Irish Times Notes08 Mar 2008

Church of Ireland Notes from 'The Irish Times'

Press Releases06 Mar 2008

Protestant Church Leaders protest against exclusion from Area Based Planning Groups

Comment by the Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh, the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church and the President of the Methodist Church on the Education Minister’s announcement on Area Based Plans Groups

Board of Education (R.O.I.)06 Mar 2008

Education Newsbrief (RI), March 2008

Press Releases05 Mar 2008

Address by the Rt Revd Robin Eames OM at a Service in St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh

Address by the former Archbishop of Armagh, the Right Reverend Robin Eames O.M.at a Service in St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh to celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the founding of the Royal Schools

Press Releases04 Mar 2008

Bishop of Derry & Raphoe response to Attack on Romanian family

Statement by the Right Reverend Ken Good, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe in response to Attack on Romanian family in Londonderry

Irish Times Notes01 Mar 2008

Church of Ireland Notes from 'The Irish Times'

Liturgical Advisory Committee27 Feb 2008

Liturgical Advisory Committee News February 2008

At its meeting on Friday 22nd February, the LAC received update reports from the sub-groups working on the Psalms project, the PRISM Series, Liturgical Space and Electronic Liturgy.

Press Releases26 Feb 2008

Cappella Nova presents St Patrick's Praises in St Patrick's Cathedral Armagh

The celebrated Scottish medieval ensemble CANTY (the four female voices of Cappella Nova) sings a lovely 15th century Irish Office for St Patrick in a performance that will be a world premiere in modern times.

Press Releases26 Feb 2008

Mothers' Union to attend Regional Meeting in Australia

Three members of Mothers’ Union from Ireland are going to Toowoomba in Brisbane Diocese, Australia to take part in the first of a series of Regional Meetings at which members from a number of countries will come together to share experiences and to plan for the work of the Mothers’ Union during the next decade.

Diocesan News25 Feb 2008

Cork Diocese resolves to become a Fair-Trade Diocese

The Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross has set its sights on becoming a fair-trade diocese.