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17 April 2021

How ‘The Book of Common Prayer’
was the first book printed in Ireland

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For almost five centuries, the Book of Common Prayer has contained and conveyed the essence of Anglican spirituality (Photo collage: Patrick...

21 April 2016

Commission for Christian Unity
and Dialogue welcomes Scottish
Episcopal Church delegation

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Members of the Church of Ireland’s Commission for Christian Unity and Dialogue and the Scottish Episcopal Church’s Inter-Church Relations C...

12 April 2016

‘1916: Tales from the Other Side’
– an exhibition in Marsh’s Library

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Marsh’s Library has remained largely unchanged since opened over 300 years ago (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford ...

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28 November 2011

Paying tribute to the Keeper

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Front Square in Trinity College Dublin in the dark and the rain this evening (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2011) Patrick Comerford The...

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How ‘The Book of Common Prayer’ was the first book printed in Ireland

Commission for Christian Unity and Dialogue welcomes Scottish Episcopal Church delegation

‘1916: Tales from the Other Side’ – an exhibition in Marsh’s Library

Paying tribute to the Keeper

How ‘The Book of Common Prayer’
was the first book printed in Ireland

Commission for Christian Unity
and Dialogue welcomes Scottish
Episcopal Church delegation

‘1916: Tales from the Other Side’
– an exhibition in Marsh’s Library