Rochestown College are All Ireland Senior Schools Soccer Champions 2017
This afternoon Rochestown College under 19’s became All Ireland Senior Schools Soccer Champions for the first time beating Rice College, Westport 1-0 in Tolka Park. Huge congratulations to all involved on this momentous achievement.
Lenten Reflections at the Capuchin Friary Raheny
Join the Friars at our Capuchin Friary Raheny for a series of Lenten Reflections on the following dates: Friday 3rd , 10th , 17th , 24th, 31st of March 2017 at 7.30pm. Reconciliation Service on Friday 7th of April at 7.30pm. The Lenten reflections in Raheny have been running for many years and are always…
Dublin Gospel Choir Mass 2nd and 4th Sundays in Church Street 7pm
Join the Dublin Gospel Choir for Mass by candlelight in St Mary of the Angels Church Street on the 2nd and 4th Sundays until July 2017 at 7pm.
Walk the Camino with Halston Street Parish (7th – 14th September 2017)
This year St Michan’s Parish, Halston Street, celebrates its 200th birthday! As part of the celebration a pilgrimage of thanksgiving along the Camino from Tui in Portugal to Santiago di Compostella will take place from the 7th – 14th of September 2017. Full details below…
Novena of Grace Halston Street Parish
The annual Novena of Grace will take place in Halston Street Parish Dublin from 4th to 12th March 2017. Join us for the Novena Masses: Saturday at 6pm Sunday at 12 noon Weekdays at 7:30pm
Sat 18th Feb: Queen’s University Symphony Orchestra Concert in Church St.
Announcing an Afternoon Concert with the Queen’s University Symphony Ochestra in Church St. friary this Saturday at 4pm: The program will include: Theme from ‘Schindler’s List’ John Williams – Soloist: Fergus McBride Overture from the ‘Queen of Spades’ Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Andante Festivo Jean Sibelius ‘Finale’ from Symphony No. 2 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky…
Colmcille Gospel Choir to visit Ards Friary
A wonderful event coming up at Ards Friary: An Evening of Music with the Colmcille Gospel Choir > > The Colmcille Gospel Choir are hosting an Evening of Music and Song in support of ongoing Community Development Fund at the Capachuin Friary at Ards near Creeslough on Friday evening 24th February commencing at 8pm…
St Francis College Students visit the Capuchin Day Centre
Brother Kevin Crowley (founder of the Capuchin Day Centre for Homeless People) was delighted to welcome fourth year students from St Francis College Rochestown to the Capuchin Day Centre. The students had prepared for the visit over a number of weeks by watching video clips, class discussions and project work that focused on the work…
Holy Trinity Christmas Crib raises 2,700 for St Vincent de Paul
Brother John Hickey (Capuchin Community, Holy Trinity) presents a cheque for €2,700 to Mr Brian Cullen of the St Vincent de Paul’s South West Region (Cork and Kerry). This money was raised because of the generosity of the people who visited the crib. A word of sincere and heartfelt thanks to all who visited…
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Today we celebrate the Queenship of Our Blessed Mother, Queen of Heaven and Earth. This is also the day that we Capuchins take up our new assignments. We ask you to keep us in your prayers. We pray for all our communities in Ireland who may be welcoming or saying goodbye to Friars today. Pictured is Br Dermot Lynch who says slán go fóill to Knock as he takes up his new appointment in Holy Trinity, Cork. We wish all our brothers every blessing. ... See MoreSee Less
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A message from Archbishop of Dublin, Dermot Farrell:
Unprovoked attacks on members of the Indian community in Dublin
Statement of Archbishop Dermot Farrell
August 11, 2025
Recent attacks on members of the Indian community in Dublin have been truly shocking. These unprovoked attacks on people, including a child, who were apparently targeted solely because of their ethnic identity have generated understandable fear and alarm among the Indian community.
The truth is that the Indian community in Dublin comprises many people who have come to Dublin to make an important and valued contribution to our society. We are all familiar with the vital presence of Indian professionals in our healthcare system, without whom many healthcare needs simply could not be met. Others apply their skills in other important sectors of the economy and also contribute to funding public services through their taxes.
It is not only through their work lives that our Indian neighbours and fellow citizens are enriching our society. The diversity of Indian culture and traditions add to the vitality of life in Dublin. In particular, many Indian families are playing an increasingly prominent role in the parishes and school communities of the Archdiocese of Dublin. Indian priests, religious and lay volunteers are an increasingly important presence in the pastoral life of the Church in Dublin. That gives the lie to the vile and blasphemous claims of some who spread the poison of racial hatred on social media and otherwise that their views are somehow protecting Christianity.
It is time to call out those who peddle racial hatred. It is time to stand up to those who seek to divide our community through rumour and malice. Our parishes and school communities have already given a warm welcome to Indian families who have made their homes here. I urge them to strengthen that spirit of solidarity, not only with Indian members of parish communities, but with all our Indian neighbours. I call on everyone to support the Gardaí in every way to confront and defeat those whose actions have contributed to the fear now being experienced in the Indian community in Dublin.
Dermot Farrell
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Today we celebrate the feast of St Clare of Assisi. We offer our blessings to the Poor Cleares, Sisters of St Clare and all who follow her path. You can find out more about the life and Spirituality of St Clare thanks to Franciscan Media:
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