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The Sea Stallion
is launched from Roskilde Fjord in Denmark.
A reconstruction of a Viking Warship constructed
in Dublin at sea, the sea Stallion is presently
undertaking a 1000 nautical mile trip from
Denmark to Dublin and will be arriving in
Dublin on August 14 to welcoming bells from
Christ Church Cathedral. |
| The Sea Stallion,
a reconstruction of a Viking Warship constructed
in Dublin at sea. The sea Stallion will be
undertaking a 1000 nautical mile trip from
Denmark to Dublin and will be arriving in
Dublin on August 14 to welcoming bells from
Christ Church Cathedral. |
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The Sea Stallion,
a reconstruction of a Viking Warship constructed
in Dublin at sea and due at Dublin to the
tolling of the bells of Christ Church cathedral
on 14 August. |
| The Sea Stallion
which will arrive in Dublin on 14 August 2007
to a Heimkváma (Norse: homecoming)
celebration at Custom House Quay in the Docklands
near the Seán O'Casey bridge. |
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Pictured at
the Thanksgiving Service for the Ministry
of Healing in Dublin and Glendalough are (left
to right) the Revd William Bennett, Rector
of Newcastle, who gave the address, Avril
Gillat of the Ministry of Healing and the
Revd Canon John Clarke, Rector of Wicklow,
Diocesan Chairperson of the Ministry of Healing. |
| A youth worker
gets a makeover at the Dublin and Glendalough
Diocesan Youth Camp. |
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Greg Fromholz,
Director of 3 Rock youth gets a makeover at
the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Youth
camp. |
| Aiming for
the top pocket at the Dublin and Glendalough
Diocesan youth camp project. |
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The Dean of
Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Revd Desmond
Harman (left) with Ms Thenjiwe Kona (2nd from
left) and Nariman Laatoe (right) and Maggie
Teuten, all from the Resource Development
Foundation, South Africa. Also pictured is
Marie O’Malley of South Inner City Community
Development Association (2nd from right). |
| Cleaning up
the streets – part of the Dublin and
Glendalough Diocesan Youth Camp cleaning up
Belfast streets as part of the Streetreach
project. |
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Some of the
Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Youth Camp
that visited Belfast for part of the Summer
Madness Streetreach event. |
| Enjoying themselves
at Streetreach in Belfast. Two of the Dublin
and Glendalough contingent from the Diocesan
youth camp at the Summer Madness event. |
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The Colour party
at the National Day of Commemoration service
in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. |
| The Guard of
Honour at the National Day of Commemoration
in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. |
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Pictured before
his installation as an Ecumenical Canon in
St Patrick’s Cathedral is the Revd Canon
Professor Enda McDonagh (left) with the Dean
of St Patrick’s, the Very Revd Robert
MacCarthy. |
| Pictured following
his installation as the first Ecumenical Canon
in St Patrick’s Cathedral is the Very
Revd Canon Ken Newell (left) former Moderator
of the Presbyterian Church with the Archbishop
of Armagh, the Most Revd Alan Harper (centre)
and the Dean of St Patrick’s, the Very
Revd Robert MacCarthy. |
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The Dean (centre)
and Chapter of St Patrick’s Cathedral
with the newest Canon, the Very Revd Canon
Ken Newell (3rd from the front on the left
hand side), former Moderator of the Presbyterian
Church. Dr Newell was elected as one of two
‘Ecumenical Canons’ in the Cathedral. |
