Teacher who drowned off Greystones was ‘a trustworthy and valued friend’
At school ‘the children adored her and her way of teaching’, her funeral heard
Spiritualized: ‘We play rock’n’roll, so it’s inherently inept’
Jason Pierce on how rock changed his life and Kurt Vonnegut inspired his latest album
Good Friday city centre walk in Dublin, led by Archbishops, to return
Walk and concert in at St Patrick’s Cathedral to express solidarity with Ukrainians
‘I’m one of the Covid-19 college guinea pigs. It all coalesced into burnout’
New to the Parish: Daneisha Pile arrived from Barbados in 2019
Fine selection of diamonds and collectables at upcoming auctions
Splendid watches, bracelet, earrings and Rising medallions to go under the hammer
The Irish Times view on the churches and gay rights: the road to irrelevance
The actions of the Presbyterian church are typical of a failure to keep up with changes in social attitudes
Presbyterian Church must not lose sight of Jesus’s core message
Christian message of love and non-discriminatory support for human rights go together
Leading Presbyterian Prof Sam McConkey condemns church’s threat to dismiss Dublin minister
Church ‘bringing shame on itself’ with order to recant appointment of gay council member
Sandymount Presbyterian row the latest in the church over same-sex issues
In 2018 the General Assembly in Belfast decided same-sex couples could no longer be full members of the church, nor could their children be baptised
Presbyterian Church threat over gay man sparks outrage
Sandymount minister and council appointment decision ‘injurious’ to purity and peace
Presbyterian Church calls on Dublin minister to recant over appointment of gay man
Leaked report says decision has ‘caused scandal injurious to the purity and peace of the church’
Covid-19 pandemic a ‘cruel time’ for dying and bereaved, Catholic Primate says
Special Mass told society must eusure heroic healthcare workers ‘rewarded for their goodness’
Churches to mark deaths in pandemic with special services next Sunday
Vatican extends time for obtaining plenary indulgences for dead to November 30th
Church of Ireland appeals for donations to help Gaza city Al Ahli Hospital
Fund raising walk of 100 kilometres planned
Dubliners concert helps TG4 to its best Christmas in a decade
Recording of ‘lost’ concert at Christ Church was broadcaster’s most-watched festive show
Rev Victor Stacey, former Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral, dies aged 76
Stacey will be remembered for his ‘gentle manner and his instinct for friendship’ – Archbishop
Covid-19 silences the bells of Christ Church Cathedral on New Year’s Eve
Centuries-old tradition another casualty of the stricter lockdown
Metro South may be back on table as transport plans for Dublin are reviewed
€10.3bn strategy to be re-examined to take account of potential long-term Covid impacts
Mary McAleese: ‘I’m a bit of an ’oul interrupter. That’s what I hope to be’
The former president on criticising the church, life during lockdown – and her new memoir
Illegal dumping in Dublin rises 25% during Covid-19 pandemic
City struggling under weight of dumped waste as street crews tackle refuse
Irish church leaders invite all to home-based prayer on Sunday
No public holy week or Easter ceremonies in cathedrals or churches due to coronavirus
Small numbers at Sunday Masses and services, with most live-streamed
‘They say that in Wuhan, after so many years of noise, you can hear the birds again’
Confirmations, funerals, weddings and Baptisms scaled back
Dublin’s Protestant cathedrals, St Patrick’s and Christ Church, now closed to tourists
Archbishop calls for alliance to combat ‘the right’
Increasingly hatred, racism, and a creeping anti–Semitism, are part of this world
Government must address anti-discrimination laws, says Norris
Call comes after two men dismissed from Church duties after marrying same-sex partners
Liberal Irish Presbyterians dismayed by conservatism
Heavy-handed treatment of same-sex issues harmful to soul of the church
Dirty, dreary, expensive, nothing to do: British parents give their verdict on Dublin
Fáilte Ireland disputes tone of much of criticism from Mumsnet readers on capital
North/South Church of Ireland divide deepens
Conservative clergy elected amid opposition to women bishops and same-sex marriage
Deep rifts over Presbyterian Church’s hard line on same-sex marriage
New laws in North will see further divisions emerge as attitudes harden within church
Orla Tinsley ‘living a life that she was never able to live before’ – mother
Parents of cystic fibrosis campaigner attend Kidney Association rememberance service
British woman dies after being set alight in Barbados
Family of Natalie Crichlow say they are ‘shocked and devastated’ following attack
‘Family and friends keep asking me when his funeral will be held’
Months after the death of Polish man Michal Wasikiewicz on the steps of St Audoen’s Church in Dublin, his family are still trying to figure out what happened
Polish man shocked to learn son died and was buried in Dublin
Michal Wasikiewicz was found dead on Cook Street on November 6th, 2018 after sleeping outdoors
Trump’s divisiveness has reached biblical proportions
America Letter: A Sunday service in Washington offers food for thought on life in the US
Archbishop warns ‘secular agenda’ against ignoring diverse faiths
CofI’s Michael Jackson says public interest needs to give voice to things beyond number crunching
Dublin Bus plans driving headlong into local election issue traffic
BusConnects reforms would create 230km of bus lanes along 16 traffic corridors
Archbishop laments harsh treatment of people in Church-run institutions
Churches take part in ecumenical ‘Way of the Cross’ processions in Limerick and Dublin
Can food sharing initiatives reduce food waste?
Trinity College research assesses viability of global trend of growing, cooking and sharing food
Dublin’s Catholic Archdiocese targets digital collections at Mass
Roll out of system tracks Church of England move that marked a 97% rise in donations
Volunteering: Why and how you should get involved
With everything from renovation to quick phone calls, there’s a role to suit everyone, plus 20 ways to give back in 2019
Need for basic shelter in Dublin to accommodate rough sleepers among homeless
Should be run by mature staff, not idealistic young people who burn out, says Alice Leahy
Death of homeless man on Dublin street ‘tragic’, says Minister
Remains of Michal Waskiewiczwere discovered near Christ Church Cathedral
Dublin tourism briefing and Facebook results due
Your business this week: Irish unemployment figures, BoE rates decision and Starbucks results
College Green plaza palaver: a wasted decade of process and planning
An Bord Pleanála’s ruling buses beat civic space aesthetics comes after stalled decisions
Donegal church closes after numerous vandalism attacks
Christ Church in Buncrana shuts doors for time being as overall security to be reviewed
Dogs are no smarter than goats, scientists say
Pigs, pigeons and chimpanzees can remember the what, where and when of an event
Growing numbers of graduate jobs on offer as economy improves
With emigration now at pre-recession levels, the class of 2018 is in an enviable position
Former Green Party leader Trevor Sargent ordained a priest
Cleric will make tackling homelessness and climate change ‘key issues’ in his service
Arab world’s first female politician receives DCU’s highest honour
Dr Amal Al Qubaisi ‘a figure of great historical significance’, Dr Martin McAleese says
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