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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Restoring the clerestory windows & their diocesan arms at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. Tuesday lectures at 1.10pm. Tuesday 3 February Conserving the cathedral in the 2020s Frank Keohane (Surveyor of the Fabric) Tuesday 10 February Diocese of the Irish church The Revd Dr Adrian Empey (Medieval Historian & Precentor of Christ Church, 2001-8) […]
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Christ Church Cathedral and Fr Kieran O'Mahony OSA present 'Learning from Matthew's Church'. This is a 6 week course beginning at 7:30pm on Ash Wednesday (18 February) after Eucharist at 6pm, which you are warmly encouraged to attend. In 2026, the Gospel for the year is Matthew. This is the only Gospel to use the […]
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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The Lent 2026 Christ Church Cathedral Dublin Sermon Series will explore The homelessness crisis: A Christian response. 22 February - Lent 1 Dean Dermot Dunne, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, The Homeless Jesus in Context 1 March - Lent 2 Fr. John Collins, Acting Chair Mendicity, Dublin’s oldest working charity: Supporting those in homelessness 8 […]
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The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […] |
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Our annual table quiz will be held in the cathedral crypt on Monday 2nd March. Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start. There will be refreshments and a raffle. Even if you can't attend, but would be able to donate a prize for the raffle, please contact us at pastchoristers@christchurch.ie.
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Christ Church Cathedral and Fr Kieran O'Mahony OSA present 'Learning from Matthew's Church'. This is a 6 week course beginning at 7:30pm on Ash Wednesday (18 February) after Eucharist at 6pm, which you are warmly encouraged to attend. In 2026, the Gospel for the year is Matthew. This is the only Gospel to use the […]
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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We're delighted to welcome Holy Cross College Choir to perform a lunchtime recital today at 13:30. Admission to the recital is included in the usual cathedral entry. Founded in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1843, The College of the Holy Cross is the USA's only exclusively-undergraduate, liberal arts, Jesuit and Catholic institution. They're a community of students, […] 
Read the service sheet. There is no charge to attend our services. All are welcome! Watch the service online via our live stream. |
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The Lent 2026 Christ Church Cathedral Dublin Sermon Series will explore The homelessness crisis: A Christian response. 22 February - Lent 1 Dean Dermot Dunne, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, The Homeless Jesus in Context 1 March - Lent 2 Fr. John Collins, Acting Chair Mendicity, Dublin’s oldest working charity: Supporting those in homelessness 8 […]
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The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […] |
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Christ Church Cathedral and Fr Kieran O'Mahony OSA present 'Learning from Matthew's Church'. This is a 6 week course beginning at 7:30pm on Ash Wednesday (18 February) after Eucharist at 6pm, which you are warmly encouraged to attend. In 2026, the Gospel for the year is Matthew. This is the only Gospel to use the […]
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
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We're delighted to welcome the Lake Travis Choir to perform a lunchtime recital today at 13:30. Admission to the recital is included in the usual cathedral entry. The Lake Travis Choir - the voice of the Cavaliers in Austin, TX. The Choir Director is Adam Poynor. Born and raised in Abilene, Adam Poynor earned both a Bachelor […] |
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A performance of 'Stabat Mater' by Karl Jenkins, and a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the death of Benjamin Britten The Goethe Choir, Dublin and the Städtische Cantorei Lüneburg, Germany (Birgit Agge, Director) are delighted to present a rare performance in Ireland of 'Stabat Mater' by Karl Jenkins, with soloists Diana Kantner (Mezzosoprano) and […] |
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The Lent 2026 Christ Church Cathedral Dublin Sermon Series will explore The homelessness crisis: A Christian response. 22 February - Lent 1 Dean Dermot Dunne, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, The Homeless Jesus in Context 1 March - Lent 2 Fr. John Collins, Acting Chair Mendicity, Dublin’s oldest working charity: Supporting those in homelessness 8 […]
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The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […] |
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We're delighted to welcome the University of Northern Iowa Cecilians to perform a lunchtime recital today at 13:30. Admission to the recital is included in the usual cathedral entry. The University of Northern Iowa Cecilians (formerly the Women's Chorus) is a premiere ensemble dedicated to artistry, friendship and preserving its heritage as the oldest ensemble […]
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Happy St. Patrick's day from all of the team at Christ Church Cathedral. The St. Patrick’s Day Festival Parade passes right by Christ Church Cathedral, with grandstands 16-17 offering a prime view of the celebrations. The parade begins at 12:00 noon, running from Parnell Square in the north of the city, down O’Connell Street, over […] 
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Choral Matins in the Church of Ireland is a sung service of Morning Prayer, featuring choral responses, psalms, canticles, and anthems based on the Book of Common Prayer. You can access the Service Sheet, and this month’s Music List here: Service sheet and Music List There is no charge to attend services. All are welcome! You can watch […] |
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Christ Church Cathedral and Fr Kieran O'Mahony OSA present 'Learning from Matthew's Church'. This is a 6 week course beginning at 7:30pm on Ash Wednesday (18 February) after Eucharist at 6pm, which you are warmly encouraged to attend. In 2026, the Gospel for the year is Matthew. This is the only Gospel to use the […]
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Please note that on this date due to an evening event, last admission to the crypt will be at 16:15, and it will close for visiting at 17:00. The cathedral will remain open for visiting until 18:00 with last admission at 17:15. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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The Lent 2026 Christ Church Cathedral Dublin Sermon Series will explore The homelessness crisis: A Christian response. 22 February - Lent 1 Dean Dermot Dunne, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, The Homeless Jesus in Context 1 March - Lent 2 Fr. John Collins, Acting Chair Mendicity, Dublin’s oldest working charity: Supporting those in homelessness 8 […]
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The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […] |
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All are welcome to join us for this special Taizé Evening Prayer with Br. Jean Marie of the Taizé Community. The service begins at 19:30 and will be available to watch on our Live Stream also.
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Please note that on this date due to an evening event, last admission to the crypt will be at 16:15, and it will close for visiting at 17:00. The cathedral will remain open for visiting until 18:00 with last admission at 17:15. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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Christ Church Cathedral and Fr Kieran O'Mahony OSA present 'Learning from Matthew's Church'. This is a 6 week course beginning at 7:30pm on Ash Wednesday (18 February) after Eucharist at 6pm, which you are warmly encouraged to attend. In 2026, the Gospel for the year is Matthew. This is the only Gospel to use the […]
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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You are invited to the Christ Church Community Chorus Concert, ⚓️The Explorers, on Sunday, the 29th of March at 8:00p.m. We celebrate exploration, both geographical and philosophical. Whether you are a Rear Admiral or your only experience of the sea is listening to 'The Wellman' on TikTok or shanties in Assassin's Creed, there will be […]
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The Church of Ireland continues to use an order of service derived from the ancient common practice of the Christian Church. This liturgy is divided into two parts: the ministry of the word and the ministry of the sacrament. In the ministry of the word, passages from the Bible (Old Testament, Epistles and Gospels) are […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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Morning Prayer is part of the ancient church daily prayer offices (prayer cycle) which have been celebrated throughout the centuries. This is a simplified form of the office which includes: the recitation of an appointed psalm, a reading from Holy Scripture and prayers. You can access the Service Sheet here: Service Sheet You can access the […] |
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The Cathedral will open for visiting at approx. 12:30today, after Chrism Eucharist. Last admission for visiting will be 16:15, and the Cathedral will close for visiting at 17:00. Eucharist of the Last Supper sung by the choir of Christ Church Cathedral is at 18:00 and all are welcome to attend. 
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This is a day when the church commemorates the institution of the Holy Eucharist by Jesus at the last supper. In the morning the Archbishop gathers with all the clergy and lay readers of the United Dioceses to renew their ordination vows and the bless the holy oils for use in the church throughout the […]
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You can access the Service Sheet and and this month’s Music List here: Service Sheet and Music List There is no charge to attend services. All are welcome! You can watch the service online here: Watch Online |
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The Cathedral will be open for visiting today from 09:00-14:00 and approx. 16:30-18:30, with last admission 45 mins before closing. There will be Reflections at the Cross at 11:30, and the Good Friday Liturgy at 15:00, all are welcome to attend these services either online or in person. 
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The Archbishop celebrates the commemoration of the Passion. This is a service in which we reflect on the passion of our Lord Jesus Christ through prayer, the veneration of the Cross, the singing of the Passion Gospel of St John and the praying of intercessions for the Church, the world and for peace. This service […]
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A series of spoken reflections with space for silence and prayer. All are welcome to join us. |
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The celebration of the Easter Vigil begins at 21:00 in the cathedral nave. Readings from the Old Testament with Collects, reflecting on the journey of the Israelites in the Exodus to the promised land are read. The choir intersperse the readings with the singing of psalms. The lighting of the Paschal Fire then takes place […] |
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The culmination of all the liturgies of the worldwide Church happens on Easter Day when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The whole faith of the Christian Church is founded on the resurrection and thus the reason for its importance in the church year. Today in the cathedral the Dean will celebrate a sung […]
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Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection—of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Cathedrals with a great choral tradition draw upon a rich inheritance of music, much of it sung by the choir alone. In the Anglican […] |
