| OCTOBER 2007 |
| Pictured at
the rededication service following the refurbishment
of Taney Parish Church are (left to right)
Lay Reader Sarah Marry, the Rector of Taney,
the Revd Canon Desmond Sinnamon, the Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill, the
Revd Neal Phair, Chaplain to Dublin Institute
of Technology and Lay Reader, Trilly Keatinge. |
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Pictured with
the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr
John Neill (4th from left) are the design
team at the opening of the new Cowper Care
Centre in Kilternan (left to right) Jerome
O’Brien, Eddie Holly, David Roome, Howard
Kilroy (Chairman), Denis Handy, Seamus McMorris
and Brian Homan. |
| Seamus Shiels,
Chief Executive Officer of Cowper Care with
Tea Hook, Assistant Director of Care at the
opening of the new Cowper Care Centre in Kilternan. |
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Pictured at
the Mothers’ Union new members day are
(left to right) Margaret Crawford, All Ireland
President, Lady Eames, former Worldwide President
and Ann Walsh, Dublin Diocesan President. |
| The Revd Canon
Horace McKinley (Whitechurch) drawing attention
to the Faith Clinic being organised by the
Revd Obinna Ulogwara at the Dublin and Glendalough
Diocesan Synod. |
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The official
portrait of the Archbishop of Dublin with
its painter, James Hanley RHA. The portrait
was unveiled at the Dublin and Glendalough
Diocesan Synods. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill delivering
his Presidential Address at the Diocesan Synods. |
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The Revd Darren
McCallig (centre) pictured prior to his commissioning
as Chaplain and Dean of Residence in Trinity
College Dublin with the Archbishop of Dublin,
the Most Revd Dr John Neill (right) and the
Provost of Trinity College, Professor John
Hegarty. |
| The Archdeacon
of Dublin, the Venerable David Pierpoint with
the President of Dublin City University, Professor
Ferdinand von Prondzynski shortly before the
Archdeacon’s conferring as a Master of
Arts in Management in Community and Voluntary
Services. |
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Dublin Lay Reader
Stella Obe (left) with the Venerable David
Pierpoint, Archdeacon of Dublin prior to their
conferring with Masters Degrees by Dublin
City University in All Hallows College. Stella
was conferred with a Masters of Arts in Leadership
and Pastoral Care and the Archdeacon with
a Masters of Arts in Management in Community
and Voluntary Services. |
| Pictured at
the opening of the new school extension to
Alexandra Junior school are (left to right)
Trudie Abrahamse, Head of Alexandra Junior
School, Deborah Wheeler, Vice-Chairperson
of Council and the Archbishop of Dublin, the
Most Revd Dr John Neill. |
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Shona Ashmore,
Chairperson of the Junior School Alexandra
College Association speaking at the opening
of the new school extension to the Junior
School. |
| The Minister
for Education and Science, Mary Hanafin TD
speaking at the official opening and dedication
of an extension to Whitechurch National School.
Also pictured in the background are the Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill and
the Revd Canon Horace McKinley, Rector of
Whitechurch. |
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The Rector of
Whitechurch, the Revd Canon Horace McKinley
welcomes the Minister for Education and Science,
Mary Hanafin TD to Whitechurch for the service
marking the official opening and dedication
of the extension to Whitechurch National School. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill speaking
at the visit of the Anglican-Orthodox joint
pilgrimage to Dublin. |
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Pictured at
the Diocesan service for Junior and Primary
Schools in Christ Church Cathedral are the
Dean of Christ Church, the Very Revd Desmond
Harman and the Chaplain (Methodist) of Wesley
College, the Revd Nigel Mackey, who gave the
address at the service. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill greets
the Minister for Education and Science, Mary
Hanafin TD in Christ Church Cathedral at the
Diocesan service for junior and primary schools. |
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The pupils of
St Andrew’s National School, Malahide
show the value of teamwork at the Diocesan
service for primary and junior schools in
Christ Church Cathedral. |
| Pictured are
the Primates of the Porvoo Communion following
a service in Christ Church Cathedral during
their recent meeting in Dublin. The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill is
in the centre. Also pictured is the Bishop
of Meath and Kildare, the Most Revd Richard
Clarke (left). |
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The Primates
of the Provoo Communion pictured with the
two Co-chairs at their meeting in Dublin recently.
Included is the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the Most Revd Dr Rowan Williams (back row,
3rd from left), the Archbishop of Dublin,
the Most Revd Dr John Neill (front row, centre)
and the Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Revd
Alan Harper (front row, 2nd from left). |
| Pictured in
the organ loft of Christ Church Cathedral
following the presentation of certificates
for their participation in the Archbishop’s
Certificate Course in Church Music are Kate
O’Neill (St Mary’s Howth), Helen
O’Toole (Kilternan Parish) and Ruth Clinton
(St Mary’s Howth). |
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Judy Martin,
Director of Music at Christ Church Cathedral
congratulating the students who were presented
with Certificates for their participation
in the Archbishop’s Certificate Course
in Church Music Programme. |
| Members of
the Mothers’ Union from all over Ireland
on a tour of Dublin Castle. |
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Pictured following
the dedication of a plaque in memory of Florence
(Florrie) Commiskey, Honorary General Treasurer
of the Mothers’ Union in Ireland from
1959-1990 and her husband the Revd Canon Norman
Commiskey, General Chaplain of the Mothers’
Union of Ireland are (left to right) the Rt
Revd Richard Henderson, Bishop of Tuam, Killala
and Achonry and All Ireland Chaplain of the
Mothers’ Union who conducted the dedication,
Margaret Crawford, All Ireland President of
the Mothers’ Union, Louise Despard-Hilliard,
Violet Despard and Victoria Bruce-Smith, all
members of Florrie Commiskey’s extended
family. |
| Pictured presenting
a cheque for €1850 to Ann Julian from
Our Lady’s Hospice, the proceeds of ‘Messiah
for Hospices’ is Peter Barley (left)
who conducted the Concert in Christ Church
Cathedral and Peter Parshall (centre), Music
Development Officer in Christ Church. |
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Pictured at
the unveiling of a stone to mark the official
opening of a new school building for Malahide
Community School are (left to right) the Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill, the
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, the Most
Revd Dr Diarmuid Martin and the Minister for
Education and Science, Mary Hanafin TD. |
| At the unveiling
of a stone to mark the official opening of
a new school building for Malahide Community
School are the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most
Revd Dr John Neill and Susie Hall, teacher
at Malahide Community School and member of
the General Synod Board of Education. |
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The Choir of
King’s Hospital which sang at the annual
law service in St Michan’s Church. |
| Pictured after
the service marking the beginning of the Michaelmas
Law Term in St Michan’s Church, Diocese
of Dublin are Cllr Oisín Quinn representing
the Lord Mayor, the Hon Justice Alison Lindsay
of the Circuit Court and her husband Kevin
Cross. |
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Pictured having
a chat after the annual law service in St
Michan’s Church are the Hon Justice Catherine
McGuinness (retired), the Hon Justice Susan
Denham of the Supreme Court and the Chaplain
of King’s Hospital, the Revd Peter Campion. |
| Pictured during
a courtesy visit to the Archbishop of Dublin,
the Most Revd Dr John Neill at See House is
the new Head of Mission at CMS Ireland, Ian
Smith (left). |
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Gillian Kohlmann,
new Administrator at the Sunday School Society
Resource Centre. |
| Lay Reader
(and Canon of a Diocese in Rwanda) Ken Rue,
preaching at the Discovery Harvest in St Georges’
and St Thomas Church. |
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Pictured following
their commissioning as student readers by
the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr
John Neill (centre) are (from second left
to right) Jack Kinkead (Dublin and Glendalough),
Paul Arbuthnot (Dublin and Glendalough), Lorraine
Capper (Clogher), Brian Lacey (Connor), Peter
Ferguson (Armagh), Jason Kernohan (Connor).
Also pictured is the Director of Spiritual
Formation at the Church of Ireland Theological
College, the Revd Canon Patrick Comerford
(left). |
| The Property
Committee of St John the Baptist Church, Clontarf
receive a gift from one of the younger members
of the parish for their work on the planning
and construction of the new parish centre
at St John the Baptist Church, Clontarf. They
are (left to right) Colin Day, Hazel Garrett,
Mark Acheson, Ronan Kelly, Clive Jackson,
Stuart McConnell and Bruce Maxwell. |
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The Rector of
Clontarf, the Revd Derek Sargent pictured
with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd
Dr John Neill at the official opening and
dedication of the new parish centre at St
John the Baptist Church, Clontarf. |
| The Archbishop
of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill greets
Fr Gay Slattery, PP of the RC St John the
Baptist, Clontarf Road at the official opening
and dedication of the new Parish Centre for
Clontarf Parish. |
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