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Welcome to the United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough (Church of Ireland)

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
20.11.2015 Inspirational Conversations on Faith and Culture at Rubicon 2015
“It is imperative for a follower of Jesus to be able ...
20.11.2015 Living in the Light – Multi Faith Service to Launch Year of Come&C on December 12
It’s time to Come&C. The official launch of Dublin and Glendalough’s ...
19.11.2015 Advent Reflections and Faith in Politics – Upcoming Events at CITI
The Department of Lay Training at the Church of Ireland Theological ...
19.11.2015 National Day of Prayer for the UN Climate Summit – November 29
Eco–Congregation Ireland is encouraging people throughout Ireland to pray for a ...
18.11.2015 Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité – Concert for Paris in St Patrick’s Cathedral
The events in Paris on Friday November 13 have shaken the ...
Recent Photos
Descendents of Sir William Sullivan, brother of Fr John Sullivan, Hector and Peter Lloyd with Sandy Clarke and Fr Conor Harper SJ. Fr John Sullivan SJ was baptised in the Church of Ireland, later became a Jesuit and has been elevated to a venerable by the Pope. Fr Conor Harper SJ, Dean Dermot Dunne, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin and Archbishop Michael Jackson at the service in Christ Church Cathedral to commemorate the life and ministry of Fr John Sullivan SJ who was baptised in the Church of Ireland, later became a Jesuit and has been elevated to a venerable by the Pope. Dr Michael O’Neill, Dean Victor Stacey, David Milne (Conductor of the Guinness Choir) and Canon Charles Mullen at the concert given by the Guinness Choir to mark the 150th anniversary of the Guinness Restoration of St Patrick’s Cathedral. Bishop Patrick Rooke and the Revd Bruce Hayes before the Church’s Ministry of Healing: Ireland annual service in Christ Church Cathedral. Dr Iva Beranek (CMHI), Bishop Patrick Rooke (Chairman of CMHI), Lisa Sharon Harper (speaker), Richard Ryan (Bookwell) and Jessica Stone (CMHI) at the Church’s Ministry of Healing talk in Christ Church Cathedral. Guests at the launch of Magna Carta at Christ Church interact with the interactive exhibition. The Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Revd Dermot Dunne and Mr Dominck Chilcott, British Ambassador to Ireland, at the launch of Magna Carta at Christ Church. Archbishop Michael Jackson at the West Glendalough Children’s Choral Festival in Donoughmore. Pupils from Donoughmore NS lead the singing at the West Glendalough Children’s Choral Festival. The Revd Leonard Ruddock introduces the West Glendalough Children’s Choral Festival service in Donoughmore. The Friends of Christ Church gathered in the cathedral Crypt for their annual lunch. Helen Purser, Ruth Kinsella, Michael Purser and Lesley Rue preparing to enjoy the annual Friends of Christ Church lunch in the Crypt. The Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Revd Dermot Dunne and former Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd John Neill following the Patronal Service at Christ Church Cathedral. Ecumenical Bible Week co–chairs Dr Kieron O’Mahony and the Revd Ken Rue at Thinking Allowed in All Hallows College. The panel of Church leaders participating in Thinking Allowed in All Hallow’s College during Ecumenical Bible Week interviewed by Philip McKinley (standing). L–R: Archbishop Michael Jackson, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, Fr Calin Florea, Pastor Sean Mullarkey and Pastor Tunde Adebayo–Oke. The huge crowd in All Hallows College, Drumcondra, for Thinking Allowed with church leaders during Ecumenical Bible Week. Chairman of Bishops’ Appeal Bishop Patrick Rooke, Róisín Gallagher of Christian Aid, Lydia Monds of Bishops’ Appeal and Peter Byrne of Christian Aid at the Christian Aid Gender Justice Workshop in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute. Representatives from the four Anglican churches in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales outside the Church of Ireland Theological Institute which hosted the Four Nations Faith and Order Consultation.

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