Richard Scriven will give a talk on “Holy Wells: A Living Tradition” at the Cork Meeting House on Friday 23 January at 7.00pm. The talk is being given to raise funds for students in Cork from a refugee backgroumd. There is no entry fee, but any donations for this cause will be very welcome.
Feel free to let others know about the talk using this flyer.
This talk given by Charles Lamb at the Cork Meeting House at 12.30 pm on Sunday 11th January will consider the seeking of George Fox and Elizabeth Hooton in the 1640s, the early message of Friends/Quakers, its roots, fruits and testimonies, including the Peace Testimony.
It will be possible to listen to Charles’ talk online, using the usual Zoom link for Cork Meeting for Worship. If you’d like to attend the talk online and don’t have the link, please email corkmonthlymeeting@gmail.com and it will be sent to you. If you do join online, please plan on connecting with the Zoom link about 5 minutes early, so there will be time to resolve any Zoom problems before the talk starts.
Tuesday 6th January 2026
at
82 LOWER CHURCHTOWN ROAD, DUBLIN 14
From 10.30 am – 12 noon
Topic: What Canst Thou Say Friend
This month’s Coffee Morning will be something different – we will be sharing our thoughts on lots of current & Quaker topics and some lighter ones as well.
Speaker: You!
Friends are also welcome to join on Zoom.
You can find more information, including the Zoom link for joining online, in this flyer.
A new Quaker Worship Group is being formed in County Leitrim – a county where there has never before been a Friends’ meeting. Participants at the first meeting came from Donegal, Fermanagh, Leitrim, Sligo and Belfast.
Future meetings of the North West Worship Group are planned for 3:00pm on the second Sunday of the month at Kinlough Community Centre, Co. Leitrim F91 T802. The next meeting will take place on Sunday Jan. 11, and every second Sunday thereafter.
You can contact Rachel Cave (rrc@iol.ie) for more information.
Once this Worship Group is a bit more firmly established, it will be added to the “Find a Meeting” section of this website.
A new Quaker Worship Group is being formed in County Leitrim – a county where there has never before been a Friends’ meeting. Participants at the first meeting came from Donegal, Fermanagh, Leitrim, Sligo and Belfast.
Future meetings of the North West Worship Group are planned for 3:00pm on the second Sunday of the month at Kinlough Community Centre, Co. Leitrim F91 T802. The next meeting will take place on Sunday Jan. 11, and every second Sunday thereafter.
You can contact Rachel Cave (rrc@iol.ie) for more information.
Once this Worship Group is a bit more firmly established, it will be added to the “Find a Meeting” section of this website.
The Irish Council of Churches and Irish Inter Church Meeting, along with the Church Leaders, invite you to a creation care conference, to be held at the Canal Court Hotel in Newry during 10.00-15.30 on Saturday 17th January 2026.
Keynote speakers:
Dr Jim McAdam, agricultural and environmental research in NI Government sector and Queen’s University Belfast,
Dr Gail Heffner, author of ‘Reconciliation in a West Michigan Watershed’
Dr Hilary Marlowe, Girton College, Cambridge.
Tickets are £10, to be purchased at: https://letjusticeflow.eventbrite.ie
You can share information about the event using this flyer.
An IYM 2026 web page has now been set to provide information about Ireland Yearly Meeting 2026.
It is featured on the right-hand side of the quakers.ie homepage, making the latest information about IYM 2026 just a click away.
You can read this article in Dec 3, 2025 issue of The Guardian on the Guardian website. Thie post also contains a text-only version.
It is always encouraging when people who need us find us!
‘The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.’
An ecumenical celebration of the coming of light in a time of deep darkness, held on Thursday, 18 December 2025, 6pm, Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge Villas, Rathmines, Dublin 6.
You can let others know about this event using this flyer.
This festive Churchtown Coffee Morning will take place on Tuesday 9th December during 10.30-12.00, and will be introduced by Stephen and Catherine Yeo.
Friends are also welcome to join on Zoom.
You can find more information, including the Zoom link for joining online, in this flyer.
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