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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
16.05.2012 Archbishop Participates in National 1916 Commemoration
The Archbishop of Dublin, Dr Michael Jackson, took part in the ...
15.05.2012 Evening of Music and Art At St Michan’s
St Michan’s Church will host an evening of music and art ...
14.05.2012 Changing Attitudes Launch Parish Welcome Leaflet
A parish welcome leaflet aimed at helping gay and lesbian people ...
Recent Photos
President Michael D Higgins lays a wreath at the graveside of the leaders of the 1916 Rising during the national commemoration service in Arbour Hill. Archbishop Michael Jackson participates in the National 1916 Commemoration Service at Arbour Hill. Archbishop Michael Jackson passes the guard of honour before taking part in the 1916 Commemoration Ceremony at the graveside of the leaders of the Easter Rising in Arbour Hill. Dr Richard O’Leary, Revd Canon Ginnie Kennerley and Dean Dermot Dunne at the launch of Changing Attitude Ireland’s Parish Welcome Leaflet for gay and lesbian people in St Audoen’s Church. Vice principal of East Glendalough School, Vivean Wier and past pupil, RTE’s Will Goodbody, at the celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of the school. Former East Glendalough School chaplain, Bishop Ken Good; chairman of the school board, Geoffrey Perrin; Archbishop Michael Jackson; and former school principal, Peter Shearer, at the 25th anniversary celebrations of the Wicklow school’s foundation. Avril Price Gallagher and chaplain, Revd Sheila Zietsman, attending the celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of East Glendalough School. East Glendalough teachers, Collette Coonan and Julie Ryan, catch up with past pupil, Tom Shearer, at the event to celebrate 25 years of the school. Kathryn and Cllr Jim Ruttle with East Glendalough School principal, Alan Cox, at the celebrations to mark the school’s 25th anniversary. Rector of Wicklow, the Revd Canon John Clarke, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson and chairman of the board of East Glendalough School, Geoffrey Perrin, join the celebrations of the school’s 25th anniversary. Dublin and Glendalough faith and policy coordinator, Jennifer O’Regan; former All Ireland Mothers’ Union president, Ann Barrett; and Dublin and Glendalough president, Joy Gordon. Dublin and Glendalough Mothers’ Union enterprise rep, Olive Good, with her mother Dublin and Glendalough treasurer, Jean Denner, at the inaugural Mums in May tea party in Christ Church Cathedral. Mothers’ Union All Ireland president, Ruth Mercer (second from left in the back row) is pictured with All Ireland vice presidents, Jean Fox, Hazel Sherlock and Norma Bell; diocesan presidents, Hilda Johnston, Ina Blackwell, Joy Gordon, Joy Little, Moira Thom and Phyllis Grothier; and All Ireland coordinators, Margaret Malone and Susan Cathcart. They were attending the inaugural Mums in May tea party in Christ Church Cathedral. Mums in May organisers Susan Cathcart, Moira Thom and Phyllis Grothier at the inaugural Mums in May Mothers’ Union tea party in Christ Church Cathedral. Dean of Christ Church, the Very Revd Dermot Dunne and Mothers’ Union All Ireland president, Ruth Mercer, cut the cake at the inaugural Mums in May tea party in Christ Church Cathedral. Carol Kinlen from Taney and Angela Morwood from St Polycarps at the first Mothers’ Union Mums in May tea party in Christ Church Cathedral. Mothers’ Union members prepare to serve tea at the inaugural Mums in May tea party in the Chapter Room of Christ Church Cathedral. Sandra Knaggs, Dublin and Glendalough Mothers’ Union vice president and Jane Grindle, administrative officer of Mothers’ Union Ireland prepare for the inaugural Mums in May tea party in the Chapter Room of Christ Church Cathedral. Candidates for confirmation at Sandford Parish with Archbishop Michael Jackson, Revd Sonia Gyles and Revd Ann Marie O’Farrell. St Ann’s verger, Fred Deane, the Revd Canon Adrian Empey, Revd Dermot McNeice of the Eucharistic Congress staff and St Ann’s parishioner William Clarke are pictured with the Eucharistic Congress bell when it was brought to St Ann’s Church, Dawson Street, as part of its tour of the country.

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