“We are happy to consult with the organisers of the commemoration on this matter” Church of Ireland Primate says in new statement.

The imposition of ashes on our foreheads was living out the life of baptism in the public space and the public square - Archbishop Michael Jackson.

One of the aims of the visit is to learn more about the impact of the Syrian crisis throughout the region and to discuss how schools and churches can link up.

'We need to let those who are new citizens to this bickering Ireland look critically at us and help us to become a rather different Ireland': Archbishop Jackson.

This is the fifteenth year that the appeal has been held and in that time over €500,000 has been raised for local good causes.

Archbishop Michael Jackson calls for "courage in a time of fragility” in his reflection on the impact of the terror attacks one month on.

Church of Ireland archbishop describes Jesuit priest as "a sign of ecumenical respectfulness and a form of spiritual reconciliation in a post-Troubles Ireland".

“The common good seems to have gone off our national and ecclesiastical radar over the last half-decade" Archbishop Jackson warns.

Archbishop prayed “for peace in our world, for a future where enmity injustice and division are healed and the horrors of war are no more.”

Official opening of new campus at St Patrick’s College Drumcondra as it prepares for merger with students from other teacher training colleges.

Anglican roots of Jesuit priest from Dublin to be recognised in liturgy led by Church of Ireland Primate, Archbishop Michael Jackson.

Christians in the Middle and Near East "endure and sustain unspeakable human suffering and degradation, intimidation and displacement" - Archbishop Michael Jackson.

"Many reflective Catholics are taking up the scriptures because there they find that nourishment that keeps them in a faithful relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit."

The focus is on the Bible but looked at from different perspectives using the lens of film, music, ethics and law.

“We are still faced with the question of the relationship between recognition and response in regard to these events" - Archbishop Michael Jackson.

Ecumenical gesture presents a public sign of the Churches’ work and witness together to the wider community.

Irish Jesuit convert whom Pope Francis declared Venerable last November draws Christian Churches together in remembrance.

“Many people believe his prayers have brought the healing power of God into their lives and his tomb is visited daily by those who seek his help.”

Church of Ireland parish of All Saints to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Arthur Edward Guinness.

Families urged to donate the cost of a meal for an imaginary Gazan guest in a bid to raise €150,000 for the Al Ahli Hospital.

Dubliner Revd Canon Dr Kenneth Kearon is Secretary General of the Anglican Communion.

Six religious leaders speak about Bible's impact on their own personal experience.

CofI Archbishop expresses concern over the tension of recent days in Northern Ireland.

"Integrity may often leave us on our own, without allies, open to aggressive behaviour."

Meetings at Terenure synagogue will focus on ‘Memory, Community and Identity’.

“A fearful church and a fearful city withdraw into self-preservation," Church of Ireland Archbishop warns.

Good religious education is a “fundamental part of the DNA of a pluralist system”.

CofI Archbishop and Chairman for the CSP cite constitutional right to freedom of religion.

Congregation of over 500 attends “historic event” for the Anglican Church in Ireland.

“A child was at the heart” of events, Church of Ireland Archbishop highlights.