Want to find a Church near you?

silverski

St. Marks is in Pearse st. Just a quick stroll from Westland Road Dart Station.

Exit the dart station turn left on to Pearse st.. Turn left again, heading towards town, (with Trinity College on the Left.) in front of you will be the Dart bridge, St Marks is on the Left...

Enjoy...

Silverski

Believer

Stan

Very glad to hear you're a future journalist. We need some Christian journalists, and that's for sure. You look like a nice person. I will be praying for you. Also, I heard good things about your church in Cabinteely.

Believer

Believer

Swords Baptist Church meets in St Finians Community College, Jugback Lane, Swords every Sunday at 10.45. It has a vibrant membership, with every age from 0 up to 70 somethings. Jesus is the Head. Log on to http://www.swordsbaptistchurch.com. See you there!

Believer:;)

Cantab.

Church of Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace, Raheny.

We have a Mgr Martin O'Shea, P.P and Fr. Gerry Moore, C.C. are both wonderful men who give excellent sermons.

Endurance Man

http://www.calvarycommunitychurch.info/

Check out the friendly community church in Navan Co. Meath.

renmorescout

If you are in Galway, Call in to say hello!
Galway Christian Fellowship, Monivea Road.
WWW.GCF.ie

wolfsbane

A church I had the privilege of preaching in several years ago: http://www.dundalkbaptistchurch.org/

love4all

Grace Christian Fellowship Cork,
Door of Hope Christian Fellowship O'Connell Ave,Limerick
i attend both depending where i am at da time lol

Goebels

for anyone in Waterford

www.maranatha.ie

Maranatha Fellowship
Railway Square
Waterford
Ireland

Mrs. MacGyver

North Strand Church of Ireland, North Strand, Dublin 3. 11.30 am Sunday Service.

paulos

anybody know the local church for ongar, dublin 15?

slavedave

Depending on what you are looking for, there is a Catholic Church with masses each day in Castaheaney & Littlepace next to the Spar, there is a large Nigerian Fellowship church that meets on the Damastown Industrial Estate near IBM, & there is a Church of Ireland church in Clonsilla opposite the train station.
I go to Dublin West Community Church. It's been around since 1990 and now has an office in Blanch Village. We meet during the week around the Blanch area and have a group in Clonee on Thursday nights, and on Sundays our main gathering together is in Castleknock Community Centre , Laurel Lodge at 11am. Office no is 640 5678. I am really, overtly biased to DWCC since I have found it to be inspiring for my daily journey with God but I hope you find somewhere that nourishes your soul in that lot. Most of them have info on the web. if you do a bit of digging around. God bless.

www.dublinwest.ie
excuse the website. It is going to be updated in the next few months I hear.

Michael G

There seems to have been only one Catholic post so far. If there are any readers who have been turned off by the emptiness of many Catholic Masses, can I suggest that a bit of Latin might help them to discover why it's different and, spritually, so overwhelming? Full list at http://www.latinmassireland.org/ (website of the Latin Mass Society of Ireland). But if you live in Dublin and want to see it at its most beautiful, start with St Audoen's on Sunday morning.

However if you live in the south-east, or if you're coming to Wexford for your holidays, please have a look at http://www.faithapostolate.ie.

ikoonman

Cornerstone Christian Church

Non-denominational, multi-cultured church every Sunday morning at 11am in the Newpark School Sports Centre hall, Blackrock, Dublin. (Directions when you come in through the main gate).

Great worship, great teachings, great fellowship afterwards!

See www.cornerstonechurch.ie for more details.

neuro-praxis

Paulos, while I am a strong advocate of going to church in your local community, a ten minute train journey from Clonsilla station takes you to Maynooth, which has a very vibrant Christian community at Maynooth Community Church.

John Faris

Trinity Presbyterian Church, Little William St, between MacCurtain St and Wellington Rd Cork. service 11:45 a.m. You can park in church grounds.

Aghada Presbyterian Church, follow finger post from Midleton to Whitegate road near Aghada Tennis Club. service 10 a.m.

slavedave

With regard to a recent post I wanted to let the boards know that DWCC is going to be meeting in a new location from Sunday 26th November 06.
Instead of gathering at Laurel Lodge Community Centre, we will meet together at 11am each Sunday in Castaheaney Community Centre.
Directions as follows:


Coming via the M50:
Leave the M50 at Junction 6, N3 exit, signposted Cavan, Navan heading north.
Go through the next roundabout, (Blanchardstown village) staying on the dual carriageway.
Continue for about two miles past the two Blanchardstown Centre exits, at the next exit, sign posted Dunboyne and Clonee, leave the dual carriageway. At the top of the ramp turn left at traffic lights into the Housing development and go left at the first roundabout at bottom of hill.
Continue on past the community shopping centre on the left and take the left turn at the next roundabout into the school and community centre campus.

Coming from Lucan via Clonee village:
If you know the way to Clonee then come through village towards Dublin and when you get to Traffic lights on Castaheany Bridge (left takes you over the N3) take the right into Housing development and go left at the first roundabout at bottom of hill.
Continue on past the community shopping centre on the left take the left turn at the next roundabout into the school and community centre campus.

Thanks

VictoryKilkenny

Join us for worship on Sundays @ 10.30 a.m. and Wednesdays @ 8.00 p.m.
Victory Christian Fellowship, 3 Garden Row, William Street, Kilkenny.
Telephone (086) 1644039
www.victorykilkenny.com

gosimeon

Open Arms Community Church
Newbridge - turn in at Newbridge Cutlery, left as you approach Newbridge Meats.

Non-denominational Christian worship and teaching every Sunday from 10:45.

Service Times

Sundays: 10:45 am
Tuesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
Wednesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
Thursdays: 7:30 pm Prayer
Fridays: 7:30 pm Lions of Judah
7:30 pm Soul'D Out Youth Club
Saturdays: 3-8 pm Passion Dance & Drama

We offer children’s activities during our Sunday service.

Irish Sign language is available for those with impaired hearing

Check out the website for example of what to expect in services, free audio downloads available.

Website: www.openarms.ie

Splendour

For anyone who has the pleasure of visting, or living in, Co. Wicklow, (the garden of Ireland ), check out
Hillside Evangelical Church, Hills Road, Greystones. www.hillsideevangelicalchurch.ie
Sunday service begins at 10.30 with sunday school & creche. Last Sunday of every month is a family service.
We also have a bible study (currently in Romans 12), every tuesday evening in the church at 8 p.m.

Ya'll very welcome

admiralofthefleet

Shanganagh Bible Church,
shankill day centre, shankill co. dublin.

we normally meet at shanganagh park house, rathsallagh park, shankill but have moved to the day centre while the park house is renovated.

meeting time is 10 am every sunday morning, with a gospel outreach meeting at 7 pm on the last sunday of every month,

all welcome to attend

Red Alert

Holy Cross Church Dundrum have an Aifreann Gaeilge on Saturday evenings that some people might be interested in:
http://www.holycrossdundrum.org/

I know the pastor here so I thought I'd put it up, never been though:
Ranelagh Christian Church
http://www.bibleanswers.ie/

PDN

The Solid Rock Church in Drogheda is a multicultural Pentecostal Church with 600 members from 30 nationalities.

They also have daughter churches in Dublin (services in English, French & Romanian) and in Naas (services in English & Portugese)

www.thesolidrock.net

siochain

gosimeon wrote:

Open Arms Community Church
Newbridge - turn in at Newbridge Cutlery, left as you approach Newbridge Meats.

Non-denominational Christian worship and teaching every Sunday from 10:45.

Service Times

Sundays: 10:45 am
Tuesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
Wednesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
Thursdays: 7:30 pm Prayer
Fridays: 7:30 pm Lions of Judah
7:30 pm Soul'D Out Youth Club
Saturdays: 3-8 pm Passion Dance & Drama

We offer children’s activities during our Sunday service.

Irish Sign language is available for those with impaired hearing

Check out the website for example of what to expect in services, free audio downloads available.

Website: www.openarms.ie

this is a really happening church, great lively worship service, not to be missed.

EddieCurrent

Sunday service (been going 2 months now): normal service (prayer, praise & worship, teaching, fellowship)

Wednesday: prayer meeting @ 19:00


Sunday service @ Portmarnock Sports & Leisure Club, Portmarnock (northside of Dublin) 10 am

Wednesday @ our house in Malahide


Guess you will have to call to find out the times but the above should guide you. I would be interested in your comments.

LordSutch

St James Church ~ Crinken
'Church of Ireland'
Old Bray Road,
Shankill,
Co. Dublin.
www.crinken.com

also

Rathmichael Parish Church
'Church of Ireland'
Rathmichael Road,
Shankill,
Co Dublin.
www.rathmichael.dublin.anglican.org

winnershouse

JustHalf wrote:

I'm posting a list of churches here. If your church is not on the list, feel free to add it.

Core Church
Services Sundays 11am and 7pm
http://www.corechurch.ie/

Lucan Presbyterian Church
Services Sundays 10:30am
http://www.atlpc.com/
(site has sermons to listen to)

Saint Mark's Family Worship Centre
Service Sunday 10:30am (prayer meeting at 7:30pm)
http://www.stmarks.ie/

Grace Bible Fellowship
Service Sunday 11am
(Service for Romanian Congregation at 6 O' Clock)
http://www.grace.ie/

Winners House
Pastor kenneth adesemowo
Sunday 11.30am
http://www.winners-house.com

winnershouse

Winners House Dublin
Pastor kenneth adesemowo
Sunday 11.30am
http://www.winners-house.com

winnershouse

Winners House Dublin
Pastor kenneth adesemowo
Sunday 11.30am
Mulhuddart community center
Dublin 15
http://www.winners-house.com

NovemberStar

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a good church?
I have recently come back to Christianity after about five years and am fairly clueless now.
I used to be Catholic but now am simply"Christian" so I would not feel comfortable attending Catholic services .
I looked into the Grace bible fellowship but I heard it was actually Baptist? If so, that won`t suit me as Im not Baptist either.
Its hard to decide where to go so any insight would be welcome. Also , Im 23, so somewhere with a somewhat youngish congregation would be preferable.

All advice welcome.