Chaplancies
All major hospitals, prisons and third level educational institutions in the United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough will normally have a Church of Ireland Chaplain accredited to it. Sometimes they will have a full time chaplaincy, in other cases, the chaplaincy service will be provided by a local clergyman/woman or a specially trained lay person.
Many schools and institutions devoted to the care of the elderly, particularly those under Church of Ireland or Protestant management will also have Church of Ireland Chaplaincies. Even some large companies have a Church of Ireland Chaplain! Finally, there is a Diocesan Chaplain to the International Community who works to develop links with Dublin’s growing immigrant population.
The following list is not intended to be exhaustive. If you require the services of a Church of Ireland chaplain and the relevant institution is not listed here, the authorities at the institution should be able to provide you with contact details. Alternatively, you should feel free to contact the Diocesan Communications Officer at dco@dublin.anglican.org who should be able to provide you with details of the chaplaincy.
Also included in this list are the academic staff of the Church of Ireland Theological College which is situated in the Diocesses.
Chaplaincy to the International Community
Diocesan Chaplain to the International Community
The Revd Obinna Ulogwara, Diocesan Chaplain
Hospitals
Adelaide and Meath Hospital (Incorporating the National Children’s Hospital), Tallaght
The Revd Mark Wilson, Chaplain
The Revd Susan Green, Chaplain (part time)
Beaumont Hospital
Mrs Désirée Prole, Lay Chaplain
Blackrock Clinic
The Revd Gillian Wharton, Chaplain
Central Mental Hospital
The Revd Canon Desmond Sinnamon, Chaplain
James Connolly Memorial Hospital, Blanchardstown
The Revd Andrew Orr, Chaplain
Mater Misericordiae Hospital
The Revd Canon Katharine Poulton, Chaplain
Mount Carmel Hospital
The Revd Wilbert Gourley, Chaplain
National Rehabilitation Centre, Rochestown Avenue
The Revd Ferran Glenfield, Chaplain
St James’s Hospital
The Venerable David Pierpoint, Chaplain
St Patrick’s Hospital, James’s Street
The Very Revd Robert MacCarthy, Chaplain
St Vincent’s Hospital
The Revd Ted Ardis, Chaplain
Temple Street Children’s Hospital
The Revd Canon Katharine Poulton, Chaplain
Prisons
Arbour Hill Prison
The Revd Jon (Jonathan) Kissell, Chaplain
Mountjoy Prison
The Revd Canon Katharine Poulton, Chaplain
Wheatfield Prison
The Revd Paul Houston, Chaplain
Third Level Educational Institutions
Dublin City University
The Revd John Marchant, Chaplain
Dublin Institute of Technology
The Revd Neal Phair, Chaplain
University College Dublin
The Revd Sean Martin, Chaplain
University of Dublin (Trinity College)
The Revd Darren McCallig, Dean of Residence and Chaplain
Website: http://www.tcd.ie/Chaplaincy/ireland.htm
Church of Ireland Theological College (Academic Staff)
Principal: The Revd Canon Adrian Empey
Lecturer in Divinity: Dr L Hall
Consultant Director of Ministerial Formation: The Revd T W Gordon
Director of Spiritual Formation: The Revd Canon Patrick Comerford
Consultant Director of Non-Stipendary Ministry: The Revd T W Gordon
Burser: Lynda Levis
Principal's Secretary: Daphne Metcalfe
Director of the Church of Ireland Theological Institute: The Revd Dr Maurice Elliot
Schools
The King’s Hospital
The Revd Peter Campion, Chaplain
St Columba’s College
The Revd Michael Heaney, Chaplain
Rathdown School
The Revd Tim Irvine, Chaplain
East Glendalough School
The Revd Shiela Zietsman, Chaplain
Institutions Working for Care of the Elderly
Brabazon House
The Revd Harry Lew, Chaplain
Gascoigne Home
The Revd William Heney, Chaplain
Glebe House, Kilternan
The Revd Canon David Moynan, Chaplain
Mageough Home
The Revd William Heney, Chaplain
Molyneux Home
The Revd Andrew McCroskery, Chaplain
St John’s House of Rest
Mrs Joan Kirk, Lay Chaplain
St Mary’s Home
The Revd Andrew McCroskery, Chaplain
Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s Cross
The Revd Canon Neil McEndoo, Chaplain
Other
An Garda Siochana
The Venerable David Pierpoint, Chaplain
The Revd Robert Marshall, Co-ordinator








