| AUGUST 2007 |
| Pictured at
the patronal festival Solemn Eucharist of
St Bartholomew (Dublin) are (left to right)
Michael Barry (Order of Malta), John Igoe,
(Chancellor, Order of Malta), the Revd Dr
Alan McCormack, Parish Priest of St Vedast
alias Foster and and St Botolph without Bishopsgate,
London, the Revd Michael Thompson, Frank McGoldrick
(Treasurer, Order of Malta) and Jason McCann. |
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The Discovery
Away Day at the Glenroe Open Farm near Kilcoole
Co Wicklow. |
| Children try
out the piano at the Discovery Away Day Trip
to Greystones. |
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How do you get
this thing to work? Two young people try out
the tractor at the Redcross Parish Fete. |
| Trying out
a tractor for size at the Redcross Parish
Fete. |
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A photo finish
at the Donoughmore parish fete and raceday. |
| Just over the
finish line at the Donoughmore parish fete
and raceday. |
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In the ruins
of Glendalough Cathedral on the occasion of
the planting of Oak trees to mark the arrival
of the Sea Stallion of Glendalough are the
Archdeacon of Glendalough the Venerable Edgar
Swann and the Bishop of Roskilde in Denmark,
Jan Lindhardt. |
| The Archdeacon
of Glendalough planting a tree in the grounds
of Glendalough to mark the arrival of the
Sea Stallion (a reconstruction of a Viking
vessel). Also pictured (left) is the Cathaoirleach
of Wicklow County Council, Cllr Anne Ferris. |
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Pictured with
the Bishop of Roskilde in Denmark Jan Lindhardt
(right) are the Rt Revd Monsignor Eoin Thynne
(left) and the Dean of Christ Church Cathedral,
the Very Revd Desmond Harman with parchments
of greetings from the Dean of Roskilde for
the Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic Archbishops
of Dublin. The parchments were brought to
Dublin on board the Sea Stallion of Glendalough,
a reconstruction of a Viking warship which
undertook a 1000 nautical mile trip from Roskilde
to Dublin. |
| The Sea Stallion
of Glendalough makes its way up the Liffey
at the completion of its 1000 nautical mile
trip from Roskilde in Denmark. |
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Pictured during
the visit of 16 Christian Palestinian teenagers
to St Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin at the
‘Door of Reconciliation’ are an
Irish student from Ballinteer Community School,
Dublin with a Palestinian student from Zebabdah
in the West Bank. |
| Palestinian
teenagers in the Glencree Centre for Reconciliation.
The Palestinian Christians from Zebabdah in
the Northern West bank were on a week long
‘youth connections for peace’ visit
to Ireland.
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Palestinian
teenagers in the crowd at the All Ireland
Hurling Quarter Final between Limerick and
Clare in Croke Park. The Palestinian Christians
from Zebabdah in the Northern West bank were
on a week long ‘youth connections for
peace’ visit to Ireland. |
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Croke Park with her Limerick Jersey is a Palestinian
student along with Susan Hood. The Palestinian
Christians from Zebabdah in the Northern West
bank were on a week long ‘youth connections
for peace’ visit to Ireland. |
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A Palestinian
teenager in CORE Church tries his hand at
Hurling. The Palestinian Christians from Zebabdah
in the Northern West bank were on a week long
‘youth connections for peace’ visit
to Ireland. |
| Pictured during
their visit to Trinity College Dublin while
on a week long visit to Ireland are Palestinian
Christian teenagers from Zebabdah in the Northern
West Bank. Also in the photo is the Revd Fadi
Diab (3rd from left, back row), Lucinda Packham
(6th from right, back row) and Dr Susan Hood
(4th from left, front) who helped organise
the event. |
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The Revd Canon
Patrick Comerford, one of the two new canons
of Christ Church cathedral recently appointed. |
| The Revd Canon
Katharine Poulton, tne of the two new canons
of Christ Church cathedral recently appointed. |
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