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A great place full of friendly people. All are welcome here!

St Mary's Youth Ministry is about empowering young people to take on greater responsibility for their faith and become more active in the life of the local church and the local community. We do this by inviting participation of young people and young adults to participate in events, activities, programs, clubs, camps and voluntary work.

A Congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. All welcome every Sunday @11am we meet together in Naas Presbyterian Church, in the centre of town, across the street from the Town Hall.

St. Alphonsa Catholic Community, Inchicore, Dublin is a community of kerala catholics lives in around Inchicore.

Alive Church is a non-denominational, family oriented, community outreach church located in Enniscorthy, County Wexford.

Dublin Ireland Stake of the LDS Church

Christ Embassy is more than a church, it's a vision and we are touching and transforming the lives of the people all over Dublin. Our aim is "Building a happier world with Love".

We meet on Sundays in St George's at 12pm. Children are invited to attend Sunday School (12pm). This takes place at the rear of the Church and outdoors in fine weather. Refreshments are served for all. St George's is part of our local Group of Parishes, with Holmpatrick (Skerries) and Kenure. When there is a 5th Sunday in the month we join with our neighbours in Skerries and Rush to pray in one of the three churches at 11am.

St Brigid's Church of Ireland, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin http://www.stbrigidsandallsaints.com

The story of Shannon Parish is the story of the development of the Airport and the Industrial Estate. It all began in the 1950’s when Government Policy designated the Airport as Ireland’s transatlantic Airport and Ireland’s first Industrial Free Zone was established. Such development led to many people coming to Shannon in search of work and housing. By the early 60’s, the infrastructure of the town was established in the Drumgeely area of Shannon. The geographical area of Rineanna was part of the Parish of Newmarket-on-Fergus with a Priest in residence of the Airport to assist in the spiritual needs of this growing community. The need for a School and Church were soon identified and appropriate fundraising and organisation was put in place under the leadership of Fr. Eamon Gaynor, Priest in residence. This led to the opening of St. Senan’s School and the building of Mary Immaculate Church on Corrib Drive in 1966. Bishop Michael Harty was consecrated Bishop of Killaloe on 19th November, 1967 and on Christmas Eve of the same year, he created the Parish of Shannon, appointing Fr. Tim Mullaly as its first Parish Priest.

A centre dedicated to proclaiming the message of Jesus Christ and protecting the Life of the unborn.

Ken & Val Baker direct a group of fellowships across the central regions of Ireland. They work for ELIM MINISTRIES, IRELAND. Check out the teaching links on the video page http://www.youtube.com/user/Drkenbaker/videos?view=0 and Ken's blog http://tithebarn.wordpress.com If you'd like to support their work then message them on this page. Alternatively Ken's books are available at Amazon here http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Dr%20Ken%20Baker