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Parish social media
In the past we’ve had a variety of social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – a lot of which have fallen dormant and have not been updated for a long time. We’re planning on rebooting our social media policy, and would love to hear from you – our congregation, our visitors, and are…
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Easter Vestry 2026
Our Easter Vestry meeting for 2026 will take place on Sunday 12th April – the Sunday after Easter Sunday – in Molesworth Hall, the parish hall attached to St Ann’s. All parishioners from St Ann’s and St Stephen’s are warmly encouraged to attend. The meeting will start after the St Ann’s morning service – around…
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Holy Week and Easter 2026
Holy Week begins with our Palm Sunday celebration on 29th March, where we recount Jesus returning from the wilderness to ride into Jerusalem. We celebrate His riding into the city on a donkey, with crowds of people gathered to welcoming Him, waving palm branches and shouting “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name…
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Black Santa appeal raises over €67,000
The 2025 Black Santa sit out appeal at St Ann’s has raised over €67,000. This was the 25th year of the annual appeal in Dublin, and the funds will be distributed to local charities at a special service in St Ann’s on Sunday February 22nd. The appeal was launched outside St Ann’s on 16th December…
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Bach Cantata series returns in 2026
We are delighted that the Bach Cantatas performances have returned to St Ann’s Church with 3 concerts on consecutive Sunday in February as part of their Church Cantatas Series. Joining the Marlborough Baroque Orchestra are the Dublin Bach Singers and Continuum Youth Choir all under the expert direction of conductor Blánaid Murphy. Dublin has a…
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Register of Vestry Members 2026
The register of Vestry Members is the electoral roll of the Parish, and is is due to be reviewed on 26th February 2026 ahead of the Easter Vestry meeting. Every member of the Church of Ireland who is at least 18 years old and lives in the parish, or who attends the parish church, is…
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St Stephen’s – Carols by Candlelight 2025
For anyone who missed (or wants to re-live) our wonderful carol service in St Stephen’s on 8th December 2025, the video of the service have been uploaded to YouTube: Our thanks to our clergy, readers, musicians, and everyone else that helped make this service possible. Unfortunately the YouTube streaming for the St Ann’s Civic Carol…
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Launch of the 25th Black Santa Sit Out
The 2025 Dublin Black Santa Sit Out will be officially launched on Tuesday December 16th at 1pm at St Ann’s Church, Dawson Street. The appeal will be launched by the Archbishop of Dublin, Dr Michael Jackson and the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Councillor Ray McAdam together with members of staff and the Select Vestry of St Ann’s…
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Carol services in Dublin 2025
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without the traditional Nine Lessons and Carols service. This year we had our Carols by Candlelight in St Stephen’s on Monday 8th December, and our Civic Carol Service in St Ann’s takes place on Sunday 21st December at 7.00pm. But if you miss both of them, and still want to attend…
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Remembering our loved ones overseas
As part of the Christmas celebrations in St Ann’s Church, we are asking our congregation and visitors if they have loved ones abroad that they want to remember. The names will be read out as part of our Christmas Day liturgy, so that hopefully we can feel just a little bit closer to our friends…
