| AUGUST 2006 |
| The scene
at the European premiere of the Birth of
Christ by Andrew T. Miller in Christ Church
Cathedral, Dublin. |
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At the European
premiere of Birth of Christ by Andrew
T. Miller in Christ Church Cathedral Dublin
are (left to right) the Hon. Katrina Asay,
Mayor of Milton, USA, the Dean of Christ Church
Cathedral, the Very Revd Desmond Harman, the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Vincent Jackson
and his wife, Veronica. |
| Pictured with
the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr
John Neill following her institution as Rector
of Celbridge and Straffan with Newcastle-Lyons
in the Diocese of Glendalough is the Revd
Sandra Hales (4th from the right). Also pictured
(left to right) are her Churchwardens Gwen
Hinde and Claire Burke (Newcastle-Lyons),
Thomas Moody (Straffan), June Gleeson and
Denise Lipson (Celbridge) and Kate Bagwell
(Straffan). |
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Pictured following
the Patronal Eucharist in St Bartholomew’s
Church are (left to right) the Revd John Ardis,
Curate in Christ Church Cathedral Group of
Parishes, Fr Godfrey O’Donnell of the
Romanian Orthodox Church, Fr Michael Thompson
of St Bartholomew’s, Dudley Livingston-Cooney
of the Methodist Church, Martin Hilliard and
the Revd Canon Maureen Ryan of Tuam Diocese,
who gave the address. |
| Pictured are
the Choir of St Peter’s in Nottingham
who sang at the Solemn Eucharist of the Blessed
Virgin Mary at St Bartholomew’s Church,
Clyde Road. Also pictured is the Vicar of
St Bart’s, Fr Michael Thompson (right)
and Mr Ernest Lennon of St Stephen’s
House Oxford who is on secondment in St Bartholomew’s. |
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Nigel Warburton,
Parish Treasurer, Sylvia Leeson and Norman
Leeson, guides for tours of St Doulagh’s
Church near Malahide, Co Dublin. |
| A Dance Drama
Group in action at a Wicklow Parish Fete. |
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Member of the
organising committee of the Newcastle Historical
Pageant with members of Wicklow County Council
led by Cllr Joe Beehan, Cathaoirleach of Wicklow
County Council and Liz McManus TD. |
| The Revd Canon
Bob Jennings, former Rector of Newcastle,
playing the role of his predecessor, the Revd
William Cornwall at the parish historical
pageant which recreated the occasion, 400
years ago at the same place when the boundaries
of the modern county of Wicklow were set. |
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“The Lord
Chief Justice” along with his Gallows
and Stocks makes his way to the Fairgreen
in Newcastle at the parish historical pageant
which recreated the occasion, 400 years ago
at the same place when the boundaries of the
modern county of Wicklow were set. |
| HEAVE! A Tug
of War at the Newcastle Parish Fete. |
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Showing how
they made weapons during the Bronze Age at
the Newcastle Historical Pageant. |
| A young Wicklow
fan makes the winning line at the races at
a parish fete in Co Wicklow. |
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A young Wicklow
Fan and a Dublin Fan with “Bob”
the Teddy at the Donoughmore parish fete. |
| A young person
proudly displaying their work at a craft class
in Co Kildare. |
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