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Dioceses of Tuam, Limerick & Killaloe

a part of the Church of Ireland and a member of the Anglican Communion

Welcome to the

Dioceses of Tuam, Limerick & Killaloe

a part of the Church of Ireland and a member of the Anglican Communion

Welcome

WELCOME to the website of the Church of Ireland/Anglican diocese of Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe.
We hope you will find much that is of interest here concerning our worship, witness, history and geographical context.

We are a relatively ‘new’ diocese, configured in its present form as recently as 2021. We cover about one third of the island of Ireland, with areas of the Midlands, the West and SouthWest and in particular the stunning coastline of the Wild Atlantic Way over the long distance from South Kerry to the edge of Co Sligo.

The area is replete with natural beauty, warm-hearted people, and a great variety of human activities from agriculture to high-tech industry to tourism to abundant centres of higher education. Our diocese includes the historic cities of Limerick and Galway.

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CRA Information - the Utd Dioceses of Tuam, Kilalla and Achonry's CRA No. is 20015237. The Utd Dioceses of Limerick & Killaloe's CRA No. is 20015688. The dioceses united in November 2021 to become the Utd Dioceses of Tuam, Limerick & Killaloe. The Diocesan Councils remain separate.

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The Church of Ireland’s central trustee body, the Representative Church Body, is seeking to appoint a Website Administrator (part–time).

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A book with “potential for real and lasting change” in the Church of Ireland is how the fifteenth volume in the Braemor Series was described at its launch in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute last Monday evening (April 8). The Revd Philip McKinley’s From George Berkeley, to George Fl...

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The Church of Ireland’s central trustee body, the Representative Church Body, seeks to appoint a Project Manager and Data Protection Officer.

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Catherine is having a wonderful time at the community choir that CMHI is organising in St Mary's Cathedral, funded by MindMatters CoI - Wednesdays have fast become the highlight of the week! This article, by Jacques Launay and Eiluned Pearce, explains why we feel a buzz after singing, especially with others: "The satisfaction of performing together, even without an audience, is likely to be associated with activation of the brain’s reward system, including the dopamine pathway, which keeps people coming back for more."

https://theconversation.com/choir-singing-improves-health-happiness-and-is-the-perfect-icebreaker-47619

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