All the way from Norway, Lunchtime Recital with the Norwegian shanty choir "Fullriggeren Sørlandets Shantykor"

Would you like to be part of a special project reminding people of why we celebrate Christmas? You can knit a sheep to contribute to our annual Sheep Trail!

For this event, co-organised with Rubicon, we gather around tables in the beautiful nave of Christ Church Cathedral and break bread together as we talk about the elephant in the room.

Join us for this speaker series giving those currently or previously living in the direct provision system the opportunity to share their experiences and reflect on the themes of family, home and time.

Christ Church Cathedral will be open from 7:30 pm with interactive prayer installations relating to day-to-day fears. Prayer ministry will also be available for those who would like someone to pray with them about a need.

 The speakers are Dr Aine Hensey, Ms Kiara Gregory, Prof. Kevin Cathcart, Dr Ida Milne and Dr Ian d'Alton.

Experience two of the best-loved settings of the Requiem in the atmospheric surroundings of Christ Church Cathedral, with Mornington Singers, conductor Orla Flanagan and organist Andrew Johnstone.

London Docklands Singers, Carlow Choral Society and Marcel Sinfonia present an evening of wonderful classical choral music in aid of Peter McVerry Trust.

Christ Church Cathedral will be marking the World Day of the Poor on Sunday, 17 November. The World Day of the Poor is an annual observance, established by Pope Francis and first observed in 2017.

Olivia Ashmore will lead our workshop in creating a felted sheep ornament, using wool from her own flock in Co Kildare.

The Sheep Trail project is a creative way to invite our cathedral visitors, congregation and visiting school, parish or community groups to slow down and enter into the Advent season. 

This time of year can be so busy we need intentionally to make space to slow down. This evening will include a series of short meditations on Advent themes of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love.

Tuesday Night: A special way to celebrate Christmas. The Christ Church Cathedral Choir will perform a host of festive favourites. These highly sought-after tickets are guaranteed to sell out so don’t delay.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: A special way to celebrate Christmas. The Christ Church Cathedral Choir will perform a host of festive favourites. These highly sought-after tickets are guaranteed to sell out so don’t delay.

THURSDAY NIGHT: A special way to celebrate Christmas. The Christ Church Cathedral Choir will perform a host of festive favourites. These highly sought-after tickets are guaranteed to sell out so don’t delay.

This quiet and reflective service provides a peaceful space in which to rest in the Christmas message of hope in the one who is 'God with us'.

Mornington Singers and conductor Orla Flanagan return for their annual Christmas concert. Soak up the festive atmosphere with a treasury of Christmas carols through the centuries.

  Please join us for this traditional service of music and scripture readings in preparation for Christmas.

You are welcome to join us for an informal Christingle Service as we continue in the season of Christmas, celebrating Christ the Light of the World!

This event is an information session on Culture Night and Heritage Week 2020 is ONLY for representatives from churches in the diocese of Dublin and Glendalough. Registration Essential.