Church of Ireland

Al Ahli Arab hospital was badly damaged by a bomb in October, with as many as 200 killed

`No such thing as a life without meaning or value’, churches say

Four decades after the sectarian atrocity at a church in Darkley during Northern Ireland’s Troubles, the Catholic and Protestant Archbishops of nearby Armagh reflect on the sectarianism of the past and today

A special programme of events has been organised in Cork to mark St Fin Barre’s Day this year

Church of Ireland has two - one national and one for diocese - but even John Charles McQuaid couldn’t get a ‘proper’ Catholic one over the line

Nine-unit project in Rathmines was delivered ‘to address the shortage of affordable housing’ in the area, according to church’s website

Joint statement from 16 Irish churches, including main churches, criticises ‘scapegoating’ of people seeking international protection

Former Church of Ireland property seeking €895,000 is the latest to hit the market aimed at those seeking a west Cork bolthole

Hearing of dispute between teacher and Wilson’s Hospital School due to open on Tuesday

Eamon Martin says reconciliation can only be achieved by facing the past in apparent criticism of UK government’s planned Troubles amnesty

Archbishops Eamon Martin and John McDowell, in a joint article in the Financial Times, say the bar for immunity from prosecution in the bill is ‘pitiably low’

Royal Dublin Society plans to integrate the one-acre site into its plan for a refurbished stadium

Members of clergy and laity vote on new Bill at first synodal meeting since pandemic, following 18 months of mounting bitterness within the church

Charismatic campaigner had a gift for forging friendships and smoothly navigating divisive topics

A document affirming same sex relationships was circulated this week at the 15th Lambeth conference in Canterbury, England

It’s not that I’ve never annoyed a Protestant before – I have. But I mostly annoy Catholics

Minister says troops of 1922 would be proud of role Defence Forces play in peacekeeping

Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland follows a global effort to recover destroyed items

‘Extraordinary generous gesture of reconciliation’, says local historian

Thirteen Protestant men were killed in the space of three days

Plans to turn city centre church into support centre for refugees from the war

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