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.

Christ Church Cathedral presents its seventh candle-lit film series. Thought-provoking films exploring the theme of connections. This Monday, HAPPY (2011). Free admission.

Christ Church Cathedral presents its seventh candle-lit film series. Thought-provoking films exploring the theme of connections. This Monday, THE HUNDRED-FOOT JOURNEY (2014). Free admission. 

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.

The Adolf Fredrik's Chamber Choir from Stockholm will be singing in Christ Church Cathedral celebrating light in the winter darkness and heralding the arrival of Christmas.

The festive voices of Chamber Choir Ireland will resound in A BABE IS BORN, a Christmas choral concert with Artistic Director, Paul Hillier, and the world premiere performance of four new carols by Eoghan Desmond.

A lunchtime charity carol service in Aid of the PEATA association. Everyone is invited to enjoy the festivities. Admission is free, and there will be a collection in aid of the charity. Tea, coffee, and mince pies served afterwards.

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. Booked Out

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. Booked Out

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. Thursday Booked Out.

Carols for Christmas with New Dublin Voices features a truly superb selection of much-loved carols and songs, ranging from the ancient to the new, and including age-old favourites dressed-up in fresh new apparel.

This year the Park Singers bring you an exciting variety of Christmas carols; from old favourites to modern classics with a few surprises in between!

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!

What constitutes a good life? During these days away we will reflect on the question by looking at what Jesus considered to be a good life and how one gets into it.

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.