Church of Ireland

Thirteen Protestants shot dead in Dunmanway as reprisal for killing of local IRA leader

‘Most people are staying away from politics. This is a place . . . to be together and to help’

Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton will visit the parishes where 13 Protestant men were shot in 1922

For now I feel better for the community that have welcomed me on my terms

Trócaire appeals for return of over 700,000 boxes as Lenten campaign ends

Walk and concert in at St Patrick’s Cathedral to express solidarity with Ukrainians

Kirill remains intractable despite considerable backlash against his support for war

Religious communities offer rooms in convents and retreat centres to those fleeing

Church of Ireland bishop Paul Colton helped draw up plan to raise up to €400,000

Linking Cashel to Ardmore, the 115km route is perfect for a week-long walking holiday

Secular, multi-cultural with good food and great places to see. Why one Corkman fell for Canada

Renewed interest in Ireland’s female patron saint is seeing pilgrims flock to St Brigid’s Well

‘I’d like to able to bring somebody in,’ says Archbishop as he appeals to parishioners for help

The 2017 report of Northern Ireland’s Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry found shocking levels of sexual, physical and emotional abuse

Plans for site include a 150-seat restaurant and a revamped cookery school

Volunteers will make the journey with 12 tonnes of medical supplies and aid for refugees

As a microcosm of society, the Defence Forces should have a neutral policy on religion

Ministers from each of the North’s five main parties will jointly deliver a public apology

Three Faiths Forum plans ‘Women of Faith Working Together for Peace’ webinar

Principals, fearing an end to State subsidies for the sector, plan a rear-guard action

‘Lack of understanding of faith and culture gives rise to fear,’ Gilliland tells forum

Care4Clergy set up due to lack of opportunity to speak in confidential settings

Relatives of victims renew call for prosecutions ahead of memorial events

Breaking the deadlock on creating multidenominational schools

An Appreciation

All monies raised go direct to city charities, including those dealing with homelessness

Rev Conn Auld bought the canoe from some boys who were about to throw it on a bonfire

Amid grief, shock and anger, thousands gather in town park for Ashling Murphy vigil

Dr Lynn’s 1916 Rising Service Medal for sale with €20k-€30k estimate

The pope’s enlightened approach has sadly yet to take root in Irish Catholicism

Church of Ireland research finds 46% of clergy agree it provides good support for their mental health

‘I couldn’t use the word Alzheimer’s for months, I hadn’t a clue what was going on’

Francis Duffy installed as Archbishop of Tuam in reduced ceremony

The popular annual fundraiser has generated more than €700k for charities

Sandymount minister and council appointment decision ‘injurious’ to purity and peace

Theologians call on Vatican to overturn 1896 document declaring Anglican ordinations as ‘void’

Publication was upbeat and optimistic, galvanising support for new political realities

Shouting, chanting and raising of voices increase risk of viral airborne transmission

Hunger and suffering drove attacks on food carts and murders for bags of meal

Cyril Galbraith began bell-ringing in 1939 at St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick