Altar wine and Music for Babies CD up for grabs at seminary auction
Former seminary in Drumcondra selling contents in aid of Ukrainian refugees
An ecumenical matter: Pulpit, brass candlesticks and pipe organ
Contents of a former seminary reflect Irish culture in 19th and 20th centuries
Contents of former Dublin Seminary to be auctioned to make room for refugees
More than 600 lots from Clonliffe College Seminary will be for sale
Clonliffe College former seminary offered for Ukrainian refugees
Archbishop says 30-40 religious congregations are offering rooms including former retreat centres
‘Proud’ priest who threw paint on Russian embassy gates says he won’t pay fine
Fr Fergal MacDonagh says Vladimir Putin will face ‘justice in this world or the next’
Catholic Church synod must bring women’s stories to the fore
Can Pope Francis open himself to an encounter with women with a calling like mine?
Dublin build-to-rent scheme will exacerbate housing crisis, SF leader says
Proposed €610 million Drumcondra scheme opposed by majority of submissions
Remains of Ireland’s pre-eminent prelate moved to Pro-Cathedral
Cardinal Paul Cullen considered the chief architect of Catholic Church in Ireland
Mother and baby homes: Government wants swift redress from churches
Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past
Death of well-known priest Msgr Tom Stack
Limerick-born documentary maker and writer served in Dublin all of his clerical life
Moore Street 46 years on: Within two weeks I knew everyone’s name in those photographs
Michael Foley uploaded beautiful old photos of Moore Street fruit and veg traders and their customers to Facebook in 2019
Appeals put brake on new 200-bed hotel near Croke Park
Dublin City Council previously approved the seven-storey hotel owned by the GAA
GAA secures planning for 200 bedroom hotel on grounds of Clonliffe College
Permission granted by Dublin City Council in spite of opposition
Dublin priest Fintan Gavin new Bishop of Cork and Ross
Bishop John Buckley is stepping down after over 20 years in the position
Progress 'positive' on GAA plans to acquire Clonliffe College site
Project still requires Vatican and Central Council approval
Irish-language choir stages protest after being cut out of Masses
‘After 50 years that was that. No consultation, no words of regret, no thanks’ – Dublin choir
Tony Walsh possibly ‘most notorious clerical child sexual abuser’ in Dublin
Murphy report said it was ‘likely that he has abused hundreds of children’
Further drop in seminarians entering St Patrick’s College, Maynooth
There are just two seminaries left to train diocesan priests for Ireland: the seminary at Maynooth and the Irish College in Rome
‘I love Dublin. I have everything I want here’
Where the heart is: Louise Walsh on living in Drumcondra, in the house she shares with her husband Derek Maher and their two children
Diarmuid Martin urges faster provision of choice in schools
‘Demand for other forms of patronage is growing... process of diversification still too slow’
Dublin churches prepare to celebrate Culture Night 2016
Catholic Pro-Cathedral will host sung prayers and tribute to Padraig Pearse
Inflatable boat needed for Electric Picnic but Croke Park to stay dry
Heavy rain expected on Saturday while Sunday will be mainly bright and dry
Diarmuid Martin remains a maverick among the clergy
Archbishop’s criticism of Maynooth seminary latest example of individuality
Tony Walsh: More jail time for a ‘most notorious’ child abuser
Background: First complaint about priest came two days after he took up his first role
Donations to Trócaire increase by 7 per cent to €25m
Catholic bishops decide to undertake major initiative to promote vocations next year
Irishman Paul Tighe ordained bishop in Rome
Diarmuid Martin praises his contribution to Church’s social communications
No jail time for man who violently killed sick dog in park
Judge does not ban Liam Dowling from keeping dogs in future
Man avoids jail after violently killing dog in public park
One witness said they saw man swing dog by lead and smash it to ground up to 30 times
Archbishop warns against complacency on child protection
Martin tells abuse survivor ‘you’ve touched our hearts, and our hearts are wobbly’
Pluralist Ireland can only happen through ‘dialogue and respect’
Elements in society ‘allergic’ to mention of faith in schools’ system - Archbishop
Dublin priest who helped rebuild confidence in church
Martin Clarke: Born: December 30th, 1946; Died: October 23rd, 2013
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