Board of Education (R.O.I.)
Annual conference for Church of Ireland primary school leaders
Our annual primary schools conference will take place on Saturday, 2nd March, in Dublin City University.
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Press Releases
Search Journal out in late February
“What we need in our bishops” is the timely question addressed in the upcoming issue of Search by four writers – two male and two female, two from each province of the Church of Ireland.
Diocesan News
Homelessness and mental health are focus of Black Santa grants
Two hundred and twenty local charities, including those working with the homeless and with people with mental health issues, received grants from Belfast Cathedral’s Black Santa Appeal at a special service on Sunday February 3.
Irish Times Notes
Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’
Archive of the Month
Earliest Parish Register in Ireland 400 Years Old This Month
RCB Library Notes
Earliest parish register in Ireland 400 years old this month
On 7th February 1619, the oldest surviving register in existence in Ireland, the combined register from St John’s parish in Dublin, commenced.
Board of Education (NI)
Transferor Governor information evenings to commence
The first two ‘Set Apart’ information evenings on the role of Transferor Governor will be taking place this week in Derry (Monday, 4 February) and Enniskillen (Wednesday, 6 February).
Diocesan News
Announcement of Appointment of new Rector for Fermoy Union of Parishes
The Very Revd Gary Paulsen, Dean of Killaloe and Clonfert, has been appointed to the Parish of Fermoy Union, in Cork, Cloyne and Ross.
Diocesan News
Landmark book on Irish in the Church of Ireland relaunched in bi–lingual form
The first book to chronicle the role of the Irish language in the history of the Church of Ireland has been re–published for a new generation by Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise.
Press Releases
News from Eco–Congregation Ireland
The latest newsletter from Eco–Congregation Ireland highlights progress made by St Anne’s Church, Shandon (Cork), towards becoming an Eco–Congregation parish and the Revd Trevor Sargent’s ecological notes for January, focusing on research into soil health.
