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Blessing and Dedication of New Facilities in the Church of Ireland Theological InstituteChoral Evensong in St Patrick's Cathedral Marking 150th Anniversary of the foundation of the Adelaide School of NursingCitizenship Service in Christ Church Cathedral attended by Archbishop Diarmuid MartinArchbishop Dedicates Trinity Hall Worship Centre in Redcross, Co WicklowArchbishop Visits Conory Parish to Celebrate 150 Years of Worship There

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You are very welcome to the webpages of the United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough, part of the Church of Ireland (an Anglican/Episcopal Church and a member of the Anglican and Porvoo Communions).

In these historic dioceses we, along with our friends in other Christian churches, continue a living tradition of Christian worship which dates from the earliest years of Christianity on the Island of Ireland.

These pages are kept regularly up to date so please come back often and catch up on the news, information about upcoming events and photos taken from events in the life of these dioceses.

Latest News
15.11.2009 Fr Gerry O Hanlon Tells Citizenship Service Economic Crisis is An Opportunity to Imagine a New Paradigm for the Future
Addressing the congregation in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin at the annual ...
14.11.2009 Archbishop Launches Taney Employment Centre
A new free service available to all those unemployed, facing unemployment ...
09.11.2009 Sermon by the Rt Revd Trevor Williams Bishop of Limerick and Killaloe on Remembrance Sunday in St Patricks Cathedral
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Recent Photos
Pictured at the blessing and dedication of new facilities in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute are Kay Dunne and Mary Newman, both former staff members in the Institute. Pictured at the blessing and dedication of new facilities at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute are Robert Neill of the Representative Church Body and the Rt Revd Michael Jackson, Bishop of Clogher. Pictured at the blessing and dedication of new facilities in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute are Keith Marshall, Diocese of Armagh and Emma Rutherford, Diocese of Down and Dromore, both students of the Institute. Pictured at the blessing and dedication of new facilities in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute are the Revd Adrian Wilkinson, Rector of Douglas in Cork and the Rt Revd Michael Burrows, Bishop of Cashel and Ossory. Pictured at the Choral Evensong in St Patrick's Cathedral to mark 150 years of the Adelaide School of Nursing are (left to right) Ruvé Stewart, Valerie Duffy and Denise Pierpoint, all current or former graduates of the Adelaide Hospital School of Nursing. Pictured at the Choral Evensong in St Patrick's Cathedral to mark 150 years of the Adelaide School of Nursing are (left to right) the Revd Canon Robert Reed, Precentor, St Patrick's Cathedral, Irene Gillis, former Nurse, Adelaide Hospital, the Most Revd Alan Harper OBE Archbishop of Armagh, Professor Ian Graham, President, The Adelaide Hospital Society and Alan Gillis, Former Chairman, the Adelaide, Meath and National Children's Hospital, Tallaght. Pictured is the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd Alan Harper OBE preaching in St Patrick's Cathedral at a Choral Evensong to give thanks for 150 years of the Adelaide School of Nursing. The Archbishop of Dublin and Bishop of Glendalough, the Most Revd Dr John Neill commissions Alan Breen as the new youth pastor in Redcross. Susan Heaney introduces Mr Worried during the children's talk at the service in Redcross for the dedication of Trinity Hall Worship Centre and the commissioning of a new youth pastor. Worship leaders in Redcross Pamela Dix, Richard Redmond and Miriam O'Regan and Cormac Ó Ceallaigh (on drums - partly obscured) at the dedication of Trinity hall worship centre and the commissioning of a new youth pastor in Redcross. The Revd Canon Roland Heaney, Rector of Dunganstown, Redcross and Conory speaking in Redcross at the dedication of Trinity Hall Worship Centre and the commissioning of a new youth pastor. Cllr Sylvester Bourke reads the lesson at a Eucharist in Conory Church to give thanks for 150 years since the Church's foundation. Pictured is the Archbishop of Dublin and Bishop of Glendalough, the Most Revd Dr John Neill unveiling a stone marking his visit to Conory Church to celebrate 150 years since the Church's foundation. Also pictured is the Rector of Dunganstown, Redcross and Conory, the Revd Canon Roland Heaney. Roisin Dexter gets to work with a puppet at the seminar on the use of puppets in children's ministry at the Building Blocks Conference in All Hallows college organised by the Sunday School Society. At the Building Blocks Conference in All Hallows College Dublin organised by the Sunday School society are organisers Mark Groves, Helen Groves and the Revd Anne Taylor. Pictured is Kathryn Copsey, Project Leader of CURBS (Children in Urban Situations) speaking at the Building Blocks Conference in All Hallows College organised by the Sunday School Society.

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