This public lecture will be given by Prof David Thomas, Professor of Christianity and Islam, Nadir Dinshaw Professor of Inter Religious Relations School of Philosophy, Theology and Religion University of Birmingham Date and Time: Thursday 30th October – 6pm -7.30pm. Venue: G16, Irish School of Ecumenics/Loyola Institute Building, Trinity College Dublin. Public lecture supported by … Continue reading →

A number of Friends have expressed an interest in the monthly antiwar protest which takes place at Shannon Airport. The protests are organised by Shannonwatch and more details are available on their website at http://www.shannonwatch.org/ *       * (our policy regarding external links applies)

There will be a meeting held to plan Youth Clubs for the academic year 2014-2015 at 7pm, Thursday 4th September, at Churchtown Meeting House. All Friends and attenders are most welcome to attend this meeting, and to volunteer as Youth Leaders. For further information please contact Carolyn McMullan, Ireland Yearly Meeting Youth Coordinator at iym.youth@outlook.com.

Bloomfield Health Services at Stocking Lane, Rathfarnham are looking for volunteers with skills in a variety of areas including music, exercise, befriending and many more. Click here for more details or visit the dedicated volunteering page on the Bloomfield website.

Young Irish Friends will meet at Greystones Beach outside Dublin to play volleyball, perhaps go for a swim and have a barbecue before heading back to Churchtown Meeting House for a sleepover and Meeting for Worship next day. This event is open to Young Quakers / Friends. For further information please contact Ireland Yearly Meeting Youth … Continue reading →

Temple Hill Burial Ground, Blackrock, Co Dublin, in conjunction with Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Heritage Section, will be opening the Burial Grounds to the general public, each Tuesday afternoon, during the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Summer Heritage Festival. Starting Tuesday 1st July and every Tuesday up to and including 2nd September 2014 Opening hours 2pm – 5pm. … Continue reading →

Quakers have long advocated “living simply” and this has been manifest in a variety of ways through the centuries. So what does it mean to live simply? We will explore the true meaning of simplicity and the challenge of living simply in today’s busy, technological world. The weekend will start with an evening meal on … Continue reading →