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Pictured following the Annual
Girls’ Brigade Service in Christ Church
Cathedral are (left to right) Joan Darling,
President of Girls’ Brigade Ireland,
Lesley Rue, Officer at Lucan Company, Joan
Nicoll who was Commissioned as National
Secretary of the Girls’ Brigade at
the Service, her daughter Linda Nicoll and
the Very Revd Desmond Harman, Dean of Christ
Church Cathedral.
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| Pictured at
the annual Girls’ Brigade Service in
Christ Church Cathedral are Phylis Bornemann,
Commissioner, Girls Brigade Ireland, Marie
Hade, Vice President, Girls’ Brigade
Ireland, Joan Darling, President, Girl’s
Brigade Ireland, Pearl Hassard, President
Girls’ Brigade Northern Ireland and Ada
Davis, Vice President Girls’ Brigade
Ireland. |
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Christ Church
Cathedral packed to capacity for the annual
Girls’ Brigade Service. |
| Members of
the Girl’s Brigade at the Annual Girls’
Brigade Service in Christ Church Cathedral. |
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Pictured at the Girl’s
Brigade Service in Christ Church Cathedral
are Isobel Henderson (6th Company, Rathmines)
Caron Neale (45th Swords/Donabate) and Shirley
Hewston (40th Co Manorhamilton).
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| Geoff Weaver
making a point at the Access All Areas Seminar
which took place in St Brigid’s Parish
Hall recently. The seminar was organized by
the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Music
Committee and 3 Rock Youth. |
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The Revd Sonia
Gyles, Rector of Sandford gets her nails done
at the Sandford Parish November Fair. |
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The colour party at a mass
for deceased Gardaí in Aughrim Street
recently. The Archbishop of Dublin preached
at the service.
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The Revd Stephen
McIlhenny, Curate Assistant of Kill O’
the Grange Parish and the Revd Sandra Hales,
Curate of Leixlip and Lucan Parishes counting
the votes cast following the Diocesan Synod. |
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Some of the Boy’s of
St Patrick’s Cathedral Choir at the
launch of the Cathedral’s Christmas
programme.
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Pictured outside the new
St Patrick’s Worship and Recreation
Centre in Greystones are the Archdeacon
of Glendalough and Rector of Greystones,
the Venerable Edgar Swann with Stephen Newell
of Newell O’Neill Associates who designed
the building.
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Pictured shortly before
the annual Citizenship Service in Christ
Church Cathedral are the Archbishop of Dublin,
the Most Revd Dr John Neill, the Lord Mayor
of Dublin, the Rt Hon Cllr Catherine Byrne
and the Most Revd William Walsh, RC Bishop
of Killaloe, who gave the address.
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The Revd Nigel
Sherwood, Rector of St Saviour’s Church
Arklow on his 12 hour fundraising sit in at
the top of the Church steeple. |
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Pictured are the support
staff for the Revd Nigel Sherwood’s
12 hour sit in at St Saviour’s Church,
Arklow (left to right) Lilly Foxall, Leila
Kinch, Vicky Hall, Carol Sherwood, Joan
Dowds, Jimmy Woolmington and Margaret Woolmington.
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Ms Patricia Donohoe, chairperson
of Leixlip Union Archives Committee and
the Revd Scott Peoples, rector of Leixlip
Union, presenting the archives of the Leixlip
Union of parishes to Dr Susan Hood, archivist
of the RCB Library.
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| Pictured after
the first in the series of lunchtime historical
lectures in Christ Church cathedral are (l
to r) Professor Raymond Gillespie of the Department
of Modern History, NUI Maynooth and Dr Raymond
Refaussé of the Representative Church
Body Library. |
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