There will be a family barbecue in the church grounds at 1 pm, preceded by an open-air service at 12 noon. More details to follow

In aid of Kisiizi Hospital in Uganda. Starts from Coliemore Harbour at a time to be confirmed.

The 10.30 am service will be child-friendly and children are invited to stay in church for the duration of the service. There will be Sunday Club enrolment at family coffee after this service. Sunday Club will start on Sunday 22nd September.

Sunday Club, for children aged four to 13, re-opens at the 10.30am service. Don't worry if you missed registration last week, come along and your child can be registered this week.

An informal act of worship in the Parish Centre followed by refreshments, at a new time of 5.30 pm. Usual evening service in church at 7 pm.

All are welcome to come and help decorate the church for our Harvest Thanksgiving  (no experience necessary!) at 9am on Saturday, September 28th, and enjoy a cuppa afterwards. Donations of vegetables, fruit or flowers will be gratefully received, and will go to the Capuchin Fathers afterwards.

Our former rector, the Venerable Gordon Linney, will be making a welcome return to St Paul's as guest preacher for our Harvest Thanksgiving. There will be a collection for the Bishops' Appeal for Syria.

New members welcome to come along and try out our new mats!

All junior players aged seven and upwards are welcome. For further information contact Jacinta Kendrick on 086 8067789 or by email at jackendrick@eircom.net for further information.

Another first! Bring your pet to Church for a Thanksgiving Service for the gift of our pets' companionship.

A fun table quiz for all aged 10 and upwards. Come in teams of four - or teams can be made up on the night.

The Badminton Club will host coffee after the 10.30am service to raise funds for the Blackrock Hospice. All donations welcome.

You are invited to participate in a time of quiet reflection, in memory of loved ones, at a special evening service, with appropriate music sung by the choir, on November 3rd, at 7pm. 

Act of Remembrance  during a service of Parish Communion, starting at 10.30 am. A brass quintet will join the choir and organist in providing the music.

Today is the final day for picking up an application form for September 2014 entry into junior infants at the parish school, Glenageary Killiney National School. The forms have been available for collection in person from the school office, between 8.30am and 2.30pm, since November 4th. The closing date for receipt of completed application forms is Monday, November 18th by 2.15pm.

A wonderful four-course meal will be cooked by a professional chef for the St Paul's Autumn Dinner. Tickets cost €25 a head and can be booked by emailing stpaulsdub@gmail.com, no later than Tuesday, November 12th.

Child-friendly service at 10.30 a.m.

The Dun Laoghaire branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution will be selling Christmas cards in the Parish Centre after the 10.30am service. It will also be providing coffee and buns, to raise much-needed funds.

Today is the deadline for material to be included in the Christmas edition of our parish magazine, Chimes. Please send submissions to the Rector: garydowd@eircom.net

An informal act of worship in the Parish Centre followed by refreshments, at 5.30 pm. Usual evening service in church at 7 pm

A candlelit celebration for all ages during Advent, in preparation for Christmas, 5.30 pm, in the church. Refreshments served afterwards in the Meeting Room of the Parish Centre. Usual evening service in church at 7 pm

Our annual gift collection for the National Children’s Hospital in Tallaght: children are asked to bring a wrapped Christmas present to the 10.30am family service, indicating what age range it suits and whether it would be more appropriate for a boy or a girl, or either.

The church will be decorated for Christmas on Saturday, December 21st, at 9 am. All are welcome to lend a hand and donations of flowers and foliage would be greatly appreciated.

A service by candlelight, at 7 pm

Starts at 11.30 pm

Services at  8.15 am, Holy Communion; 10.30 am, Family Service; 11.45 am approx. Holy Communion.

Services of Holy Communion (One) at 8.15am and Parish Communion at 10.30am. NB No Evening Service.

A service of Holy Communion (One) at 11am.

Opening day of Snow White and the Seven D.w.a.r.f.s. presented by the St Paul's Theatre Group, at 3 pm. Tickets: adult €12; child €8.
 Booking office 086 057 1961.

Snow White and the Seven D.w.a.r.f.s. presented by the St Paul's Theatre Group, at 3 pm. Tickets: adult €12; child €8.
 Booking office 086 057 1961.

Snow White and the Seven D.w.a.r.f.s. presented by the St Paul's Theatre Group, at 8 pm. Tickets: adult €12; child €8.
 Booking office 086 057 1961.

Snow White and the Seven D.w.a.r.f.s. presented by the St Paul's Theatre Group, at 8 pm. Tickets: adult €12; child €8.
 Booking office 086 057 1961.

Last two performances of Snow White and the Seven D.w.a.r.f.s. presented by the St Paul's Theatre Group, at 3 pm and 8 pm. Tickets:  Adult €12 Child €8.  All tickets €12 at 8 pm show. Booking office 086 057 1961

Introductory evening for Confirmation candidates and at least one of their parents, at 7.30pm in the Parish Centre. Classes will take place on the next six Wednesday evenings, starting at 7.30pm and lasting an hour.

Indoor Bowls resumes after break due to Christmas and the pantomime, starting at 7.30pm in the main hall. New members welcome.

The first of six weekly classes for Confirmation candidates, starting at 7.30pm and lasting an hour.

An ecumenical service for Candlemas at 7pm, with the combined choirs of St Paul's and Our Lady of Victories in Sallynoggin. All welcome.

A screening of Breakfast at Tiffany's, introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk, at 8pm. Admission free but there will be a chance to contribute towards the soup kitchen for the needy at Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.

This is the deadline for adding your name  to the Register of Vestrymen and Women. Please ask the churchwardens or the rector for the appropriate form.  You must be over 18 years of age.  Being a registered vestryperson entitles you to vote at the General Vestry and to be eligible for election to the Select Vestry.

Shorter, more informal morning service for all ages, that includes contemporary music led by Ciaran Smith.

The annual revision of Register of Vestrymen and Women will take place at this Select Vestry meeting. Deadline for applications Feb 16 - see  entry above.

A short, informal act of worship with contemporary music led by Ciaran Smith, followed by the serving of sausages and potato wedges.

A 7.15 am service of Holy Communion, which will continue each Wednesday during Lent in addition to the regular Wednesday 11 am  Communion service.

Our area service to mark World Day of Prayer will be held in St Joseph's Glasthule. This year's service has been prepared by Christian women in Egypt and all men and women are welcome to attend.

Parents and god-parents are invited to accompany the Confirmation candidates to a rehearsal and vigil service starting at 8 pm.

A service of Confirmation in St Paul's at 3pm (time to be confirmed).

A Lenten Discussion group will meet on Tuesday nights this year, beginning on Tuesday 11th, March in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre (upstairs ) at 8 pm.  Each meeting lasts for about one hour and concludes with a cup of tea.  All are welcome.  

Shorter, more informal service with contemporary music aimed at all ages. There is no Sunday Club as children are invited to remain in church.

A St Patrick's Day' service of Holy Communion at 11am

Hour-long gathering in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre (upstairs ) at 8 pm, which  concludes with a cup of tea.  All are welcome.  

A soup lunch after the morning service is being hosted by the Sunday Club, in aid of Solas. More details to follow.

An informal act of worship for all ages, with contemporary music led by Ciaran Smith, followed by the serving of sausages and potato wedges in the Parish Centre. All welcome.

Hour-long gathering in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre (upstairs ) at 8 pm, which  concludes with a cup of tea.  All are welcome.  

Daffodil Day Coffee Morning and Raffle Parish Centre 10.30 am-12.30 pm.

Hour-long gathering in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre (upstairs ) at 8 pm, which  concludes with a cup of tea.  All are welcome.  

Hour-long gathering in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre (upstairs ) at 8 pm, which  concludes with a cup of tea.  All are welcome.  

The Liturgy of Palm Sunday at the 10.30am service, as well as the Holy Communion service at 8.15am and A Service of the Word at 7pm.

The first of a series of  Joint Evening Services for Holy Week, with Holy Trinity Killiney, St Matthias Ballybrack and Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.  The theme  for the week is the Characters of Holy Week;  Lazarus, Mary and Martha feature in the opening service in St Paul's.

The second of a series of  Joint Evening Services for Holy Week, with Holy Trinity Killiney, St Matthias Ballybrack and Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.  The theme  for the week is the Characters of Holy Week;  the crowd is the focus of the second service,  in St Matthias.

The third of a series of  Joint Evening Services for Holy Week, with Holy Trinity Killiney, St Matthias Ballybrack and Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.  The theme  for the week is the Characters of Holy Week;  Judas features in the third service in Holy Trinity.

The final of a series of  Joint Evening Services for Holy Week, with Holy Trinity Killiney, St Matthias Ballybrack and Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.  The theme  for the week is the Characters of Holy Week;  Peter is the focus of this service of Holy Communion in Christ Church Dun Laoghaire.

Services at 10.30am and 2pm to mark Good Friday.

Easter General Vestry (A.G.M.) in the Parish Centre after 10.30 am service. All  welcome.

Deadline for the extra edition of the parish magazine Chimes in run-up to Summer Fair. Information regarding the fair should be sent to Joe Harvey (joe@graceharvey.ie), other material to the Rector (garydowd@eircom.net) on or before Friday, May 2nd

Two's Company, Three's a Party - 10.30am-12.30pm.  Your support for this fund-raising event for The Alzheimer Society of Ireland would be much appreciated.

Some parishoners will host coffee with baked goods after the 10.30am service as a fund-raiser for Robert Montgomery. Three-year-old Robert was born healthy but at 11 days old contracted viral meningitis and subsequently developed swelling of the brain (hydrocephalus) and suffered a brain haemorrhage and a stroke. He is blind and cannot walk or talk. His parents and their friends have been fundraising over the last six months so that they can bring Robert to a rehabilitative facility in Chicago where he will undergo intensive therapy that is not available in Ireland, to help him to maximise his potential.

More informal, all-age worship, with contemporary music,  at 10.30am, along with Holy Baptism.

The Rector and choir of St Paul's will join with their counterparts in Monkstown for Choral Evensong at 7.30pm in Monkstown Parish Church. All welcome to attend and there will be no evening service in St Paul's that night.

The Select Vestry meets at 8pm.

The annual Summer Fair, 10.30am to 2.30pm.  A wide array of stalls and family entertainment.

Poet Katie Donovan and guitarist Darragh O'Neill will feature in the first  of a summer series of  arts events running every Thursday, starting at 1-15pm, with tea/coffee served from 1pm. Admission free, with donations to local charity welcome. 

A social  evening for families with young children, starting at 6.30pm. All welcome.

A visit to the Titantic Centre, Belfast. Cost, to include the bus and the tour, €30 per person.  Bookings through Diane Middleton; tel: 087 1270342.

St Paul's Choir has  accepted an invitation to sing at the cathedral's Choral Eucharist at 11am.

Choir practices resume. New members very welcome.

Our intern deacon, Ms Abigail Sines, starts her ministry amongst us (see News for more details).

Family outdoor service, starting at the later time of 12 noon, followed by a barbecue to round off the summer.

The annual Dalkey Island Swim, from the island to Coliemore Harbour, in aid of Kisiizi Hospital, Uganda, at 1pm.

Anything you would like to be included  in autumn edition of our parish magazine should be forwarded to the Rector, garydowd@eircom.net,  on or before Sept 12,

A service of Harvest Thanksgiving with speaker Lydia Monds of the Bishops' Appeal.

A new year of Sunday Club opens with an introductory day and registration for all children aged 4 to 12.

Start of a new season of St Paul's Indoor Bowls. New members very welcome.

Our intern, Ms Abigail Sines, will be ordained deacon in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, at 3.30pm. All welcome.

A joint golf outing with parishoners from Holy Trinity Killiney. Teams of three at €65 per person (€35 for Killiney Golf Club members). Tee times from 2pm-3.30pm and to include a four-course meal at 8pm. Non-players welcome to the meal at €25 a head. Contact Geoff Barry 086 2383 025 or email geoff@learn4life.ie

Philip Molloy, presenter of Newstalk's The Picture Show and Movies on the Right Hook will introduce a screening of  the classic romantic comedy "When Harry Met Sally" at 8pm in the Parish Centre. Admission free but book on stpaulsdub@gmail.com

All pets will be welcome in the church for the 10.30 am service , which will be one of thanksgiving for the companionship of animals.

A showing of the Oscar-winning thriller Chinatown, starring Jack Nicholson (above) and Faye Dunaway, introduced by Philip Molloy, presenter of Newstalk's The Picture Show and Right Hook Movies. Email: stpaulsdub@gmail.com or sign the list at the back of the church to hold a seat.  Admission free but there will be an opportunity to contribute to the Dining Room in Dun Laoghaire parish.

There will be a Spooktacular Cake Sale on Friday, October 24th from 12 noon to 3pm at our parish school in the Wyvern estate off Killiney Road to raise money for school funds.

Children will be making Halloween decorations with pumpkins at Sunday Club during the 10.30am service.

All are welcome at rehearsal of Music Group in Parish Centre at 5.30pm. If you can play an instrument or sing you will be very welcome.  Co-ordinator Nathan Barrett  (086 846 0658)

There will be a meeting of the Select Vestry in the Committee Room of the Parish Centre at 8pm.

Informal act of worship for all ages with supper of sausages and potato wedges afterwards.

A quiet evening service of reflection and thanksgiving for the lives of loved ones who are no longer with us.

There will be grouped parishes retreat on Saturday, November 8th in Christ Church, Dun Laoghaire from 12.30pm-5pm. Rev Garth Bunting will lead the retreat on the theme of “Prayer”. Cost (including lunch) €20 per person.  Booking forms at back of church, please return to Rector with fee by Wednesday, November 5th.

There will be an Act of Remembrance at the 10.30am service.  One hundred years after  the outbreak of the First World War , we will particularly remember the 17 men from the parish who were killed during that war. There will be an exhibition in the church, which will also be open 2pm-5pm that day.

Dun Laoghaire RNLI will be selling Christmas cards in the Parish Centre after the 10.30 am All-Age service and also providing the coffee (and buns!) to raise much needed funds.  Your support would be greatly appreciated.

Claire and Jeremy Haworth invite people to come and explore our first study in Second Corinthians  at 8pm. Contact Claire: 085 7234944.

The deadline for the Christmas edition of the parish magazine Chimes. Any material for inclusion should be sent to the Rector at garydowd@eircom.net on or before that date. 

Woody Allen's hilarious and star-studded Hannah and her Sisters will be shown at the next parish film night on Thursday, November 27th, at 8pm in the Parish Centre. It will be introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk.  Book your seat at stpaulsdub@gmail.com or sign the list at the back of the church.

There will be reflection on Advent themes as well as space for quiet prayer and discussion. We'll even have some live harp music. If you would like to attend please contact Abigail,
 a.sines@mac.com or 083 454 8519

An extra all-age service to mark the start of Advent, with the lighting of the first candle on the Advent wreath.

A new time of 6pm for the monthly Worship and Wedges, with songs from the Music Group.

Dublin’s hottest new jazz outfit , The Passion Quartet, perform Christmas classics, jazz standards and more, starting at 8pm.  Introducing.....Sean “Iron Lungs” O’Grady - Alto Sax & Vocals; Matthew “Magic Fingers” Breen - Piano;  Isaac “Funk-Master” Clarke - Bass; Finn “FMA beats” Mac Anna - Drums
 Free admission but donations to Bishops’ Appeal to Gaza and parish funds welcome

Traditional all-age Christingle service at 7pm in the church

The Select Vestry meets

See all the little angels and shepherds at the Nativity Service with Sunday Club and the Music Group.

Traditional carol service by candlelight with special music at 7pm

The first Eucharist of Christmas starts at 11.30pm

Services on Christmas Day: 8.15am Holy Communion; 10.30am Family service followed by a said service of Holy Communion at approx 11.45pm

A very short service to mark the passing of one year and the beginning of another, with chimes at midnight to welcome 2015.

Hands-on, informal act of worship for Epiphany, with the Music Group. Light supper afterwards.

Confirmation classes resume at 5.30pm

Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence (1993), introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk, starting at 8pm. Based on an Edith Wharton novel, it is a tale of 19th-century New York high society starring Michelle Pfeiffer (above), Daniel Day-Lewis and Winona Ryder. Please book seats by emailling stpaulsdub@gmail.com

Six candidates from St Paul's will go forward at  the Confirmation  for our Rural Deanery, with service starting at 11.30am.

Everyone of any age is welcome as we explore doing church in a different way.  Starting at 6pm, our session will include a craft activity, songs led by the Music Group, a short bible talk, followed by a light supper of wedges and sausages.

The Forward Together committee meets at 8pm in the Parish Centre.

The Select Vestry meets at 8pm.

Short service of Holy Communion at 7.15am (and every Wednesday during Lent), as well as the usual 11am service.

The start of a weekly discussion group for Lent at 8pm.

There will be a 7.15am service of Holy Communion every Wednesday during Lent, as well as the usual 11am service.

Worship with a difference: craft activity, songs led by the music group and a short bible talk, followed by a light supper of wedges and sausages.  All are most welcome. 

Second in a Five Session Study by Marcus Borg called “Embracing an Adult Faith - What it means to be Christian”. 

A special service to mark Mothering Sunday at 10.30am

A service of Holy Communion at 11am to mark our national saint's day.

Featuring "Bullitt", starring Steve McQueen, which will be introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk, starting at 8pm in the Parish Centre.

"Praying the Psalms" is theme of  a quiet morning for Lent, 10 am-noon in St Paul’s Church, led by the Rev Abigail Sines.  All are welcome.

Soup Lunch for all in the Parish Centre after the 10.30am service, organised by the Sunday Club in aid of Solas

Final week of the Lent Discussion Group at 8pm.

The Select Vestry meets

Coffee morning in aid of the Irish Cancer Society, in the Parish Centre 10.00 am-12.30 pm.  Also raffle.

All-age, interactive service, with dramatised reading, for Palm Sunday.

 Five Church of Ireland parishes from this area will worship together on the evenings of Holy Week, starting at 8pm, as follows:
Monday 30th March St Patrick’s, Dalkey
Tuesday 31st March St Paul’s Glenageary
Wednesday 1st April St Matthias Ballybrack.
Maundy Thursday 2nd April Holy Trinity Killiney
Good Friday 3rd April Christ Church Dun Laoghaire. 
Our visiting preacher on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of Holy Week will be the Bishop of Meath and Kildare, the Most Rev. Pat Storey - the first woman to be ordained an Anglican bishop in Ireland and Britain.

There will be two Good Friday services in St Paul's: an all-age service with choir at 10.30am and an hour's reflection at 2pm.

Easter Day services in St Paul's:
8.15 am Holy Communion (One)
10.30 am Parish Communion followed by an egg hunt in the grounds of the church
NB: no evening service

The Glenageary Killiney National School choir will sing at All-Age Worship at 10.30am.

"What's Up Doc?" presented by Philip Molloy of Newstalk. Book seats on stpaulsdub@gmail.com

Creative and informal act of worship followed by light supper.

Alzheimer's Tea Day,  10am-12.30pm.  All donations of home-baking and raffle prizes welcome.

Music from St Paul's choir, and organists Nathan Barrett and Matthew Breen, ahead of the choir's trip to St Eunan's Cathedral, Raphoe, Co Donegal the following weekend.

Sunday Club finishes up for the summer with a Fun Day during the 10.30am service until approx 12 noon.

The Parish AGM, known as the Easter General Vestry, will take place in the Parish Centre after the 10.30am service. All parishoners welcome.

Items to sell at our Summer Fair can be dropped into the Parish Centre from 7pm-9pm this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

New-look Summer Fair, 10.30am-2.30pm. A mix of traditional stalls, a Food Street, coffees/teas, children's entertainment and live music.

The first meeting of the new Select Vestry, 2015/16, in the Parish Centre.

Young Families social evening from 6.30pm in the Parish Centre.

A different way of doing worship - all ages welcome.

We will be saying farewell to our first intern deacon, the Rev Abigail Sines, who has been with us since September.

Our annual Remembrance and Thanksgiving Service for Loved Ones, in the church at 7pm

The choir will be singing at the 11.15am Choral Eucharist and 3.15pm Evensong.

Regroup after the summer holidays at 10.30am open-air service followed by parish barbecue.

New members welcome as Senior Badminton resumes at 8pm

Informal act of worship with light supper served afterwards.

A new season of Sunday Club begins. It will meet on the second and fourth Sunday of each month.

New season of Indoor Bowls begins. All welcome.

The first Film Night of the season will feature a showing of "The Verdict", starring Paul Newman, at 8pm. Introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk.

New season - beginners welcome. From 4.45 pm with qualified coaches from Badminton Ireland.

Our intern deacon for 2014-15, The Rev. Abigail Sines, will be ordained to the priesthood in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, at 3.30 pm, where she is to serve as curate to the cathedral's group of parishes.

Parish social at 7.30 pm in the Royal St George Yacht Club, Dun Laoghaire.  Tickets €25 per person (not including drinks)  Dress code: smart casual.  Entry by ticket only, limited availability. Tickets can be purchased by contacting John White 087 2594729 or by email: jnewportwhite@gmail.com

Our annual service of thanksgiving for the companionship of animals at 10.30am.  All pets and owners welcome. The speaker will be Mark Talbot accompanied by his guide dog Grogan, and there will be a retiring collection for the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind. 

Short informal act of worship at 6pm for all the family, followed by a light supper.

The church will be decorated for the harvest from 9.00 am.  All are welcome to come and help. Donations of vegetables, fruit or flowers will be gratefully received.

The speaker at our service of Harvest Thanksgiving at 10.30am will be Rosamond Bennett, chief executive of Christian Aid Ireland.

All Age Worship in the more informal setting of the Parish Centre at 10.30am

Philip Molloy of Newstalk will introduce a screening of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly at 8pm in the Parish Centre. Email stpaulsdub@gmail.com to reserve seats. No charge but donations on the night towards the ongoing work of the Dining Room would be welcome.

Our annual Remembrance and Thanksgiving Service for Loved Ones, 7 pm

Annual act of remembrance in memory of all those killed in wars

An informal act of worship for all ages at 6pm, followed by a light supper

Dun Laoghaire RNLI will be selling Christmas cards at coffee in the Parish Centre after the 10.30am service

Clint Eastwood's mystery drama "Mystic River", introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk. Please book seats by emailling stpaulsdub@gmail.com

Today is the deadline for written contributions to the Christmas edition of the parish magazine Chimes. Please email them to garydowd@eircom.net

Dinner and Entertainment! Starting at 8pm. Tickets €20 available from Lynn Wiley 087 637 7085 or Pamela Dowd 2801616  Proceeds to PK Boccia .

All Age Worship in the Parish Centre at 10.30am to mark the beginning of Advent

The traditional Christingle Service in the Parish Centre at 6pm, followed by a light supper of sausages and potato wedges.

Carols by candlelight in the evocative  Service of Nine Lessons and Carols

The first Eucharist of Christmas starts at 11.30pm

Christmas Day will be celebrated with an 8.15am Holy Communion service and a 10.30am Family Service (followed by said Holy Communion at 11.45am).

A special  service  of carols, canticles and readings at 11am. Please note there will be no 8.15am or 7pm services.

A short service will mark the turning of the year, followed by ringing of the bells and drinks.

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sinbad the Sailor and the Jewel  of Miracles at 3pm. Adults €15; Child/OAP €10; Group 8+ €10 each. Tickets on line at eventbrite.ie

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sinbad the Sailor and the Jewel  of Miracles at 3pm. Adults €15; Child/OAP €10; Group 8+ €10 each. Tickets on line at eventbrite.ie

Confirmation classes resume with a session in the church tonight.

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sinbad the Sailor and the Jewel  of Miracles at 8pm. Adults €15; Child/OAP €10; Group 8+ €10 each. Tickets on line at eventbrite.ie

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sinbad the Sailor and the Jewel  of Miracles at 8pm. Adults €15; Child/OAP €10; Group 8+ €10 each. Tickets on line at eventbrite.ie

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sinbad the Sailor and the Jewel  of Miracles at 3pm and 8pm.  Adults €15; Child/OAP €10; Group 8+ €10 each. (All tickets  for 8pm show €15.)Tickets on line at eventbrite.ie

Sunday Club will be making shadow puppets and doing a shadow puppet play during the 10.30am service.

The monthly Film Night resumes at 8pm, with a showing of the satirical drama "Network" (1976) introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk

The first of a weekly Lenten Bible study and discussion group in the Minor Hall (upstairs) of the Parish Centre, at 8pm. All welcome

There are two midweek services of Holy Communion on Wednesdays during Lent: at 7.15am and 11am

Philip Molloy of Newstalk will introduce a showing of Primary Colors, starring John Travolta and Emma Thompson. Book seats by emailing stpaulsdub@gmail.com

The series based on the Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland Lent Bible Study 2016 “Reconciliation” programme continues in the Minor Hall (upstairs) of the Parish Centre at 8pm. Tonight's theme "Transcending boundaries".

A special early service at 7.15am during Lent , in addition to the usual 11am service

Candidates from St Paul's and Holy Trinity, Killiney will be confirmed by  Archbishop Michael Jackson in a service at 7pm.

Sunday Club is hosting the annual parish soup lunch in aid of the Simon Community this year. All welcome.

The series based on the Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland Lent Bible Study 2016 “Reconciliation” programme continues in the Minor Hall (upstairs) of the Parish Centre at 8pm. Tonight's theme "Reaching out to the other".

A special early service at 7.15am during Lent , in addition to the usual 11am service

Ecumenical service for World Day  of Prayer, prepared by  the women of Cuba and presented by  representatives of local churches, at 11am

A Service of the Word  for Mothering Sunday at 10.30am will celebrate the role of mothers - and mother figures - everywhere.

The series based on the Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland Lent Bible Study 2016 “Reconciliation” programme continues in the Minor Hall (upstairs) of the Parish Centre at 8pm. Tonight's theme "Taking down the walls".

A special early service at 7.15am during Lent , in addition to the usual 11am service

A coffee morning and raffle in aid of the Irish Cancer Society, 10.30am-12.30pm. 

The series based on the Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland Lent Bible Study 2016 “Reconciliation” programme continues in the Minor Hall (upstairs) of the Parish Centre at 8pm. Tonight's theme "Do as you would be done by".

A special early service at 7.15am during Lent , in addition to the usual 11am service

A special early service at 7.15am during Lent , in addition to the usual 11am service

12 noon One Hour at the Cross
8 pm John Stainer’s The Crucifixion  (see event below)

A combined choir from local churches will sing Stainer's 'The Crucifixion' in St Paul's church on Good Friday, at 8pm.

Ecumenical SonRise Service Easter Day, Killiney Hill, at 7 am  

St Paul’s Parish Annual General Meeting (Easter General Vestry) in the main hall of the Parish Centre after the 10.30 am service.  All are welcome.

"Quiz Show", directed by Robert Redford, will be shown at the next Parish Film Night in the Parish Centre at 8pm, introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk. Seats must be booked at stpaulsdub@gmail.com

The speaker at the 10.30am service is  Dr Ian Spillman. Medical Superintendent, Kisiizi Hospital, Uganda.

Fund-raiser in the Parish Centre for the Alzheimer Society of Ireland, from 10.30am-12.30pm. All welcome

St Paul's choir and conductor/organist Nathan Barrett and organist Matthew Breen in an evening of musical entertainment, starting at 7.30pm.

Huge variety of stalls, entertainment and a "Food Street", starting at 10.30am. Children go free.

The St Patrick's Cathedral choristers open our summer series of free lunchtime concerts. Coffee/tea served from 1pm; concert starts at 1.15pm.

Rathdown Senior School Musicians present a programme in the second of our summer lunchtime series. Coffee/tea served from 1pm; concert starts at 1.15pm.

Social evening for young families, 6.30 pm-8 pm.  Drinks and finger food. Film show for children. All welcome

Dr Roger West (TCD) gives a talk: "At Home in India". Coffee/tea served from 1pm; talk starts at 1.15pm.

Organ and Guitar Duo, Stuart Nicholson. Coffee/tea served from 1pm; concert starts at 1.15pm.   

Final concert in Summer Lunchtime series features Matthew Breen on the organ. Coffee/tea served from 1pm; concert starts at 1.15pm.

Outdoor Service and barbecue  12 noon (also Registration for Sunday Club).

Sunday Club will meet on the second and fourth Sunday of each month

Senior Badminton is back at 8pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. New members welcome.

Indoor Bowls season re-opens at 7.30pm - also on Fridays. New members welcome.

This parish outing will include a cruise on the River Shannon from Banagher to Shannonbridge, followed by a guided tour of Clonmacnoise.  Bus departs St Paul's at 8am and returns approx 6.15pm.  Cost, not including lunch, €35 per person.  Limited places available.  To reserve your seat please contact John White Tel: 087 2594729 or email jnewportwhite@gmail.com.

Our annual service for the thanksgiving of the fellowship of pets

Special preacher will be Rt. Revd Paul Colton Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross

Philip Molloy of Newstalk's Picture Show will introduce a showing of All the President's Men, starring Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman at 8pm in the Parish Centre

Deadline for letting the Rector know about Confirmation candidates for 2017.

A reflective evening service with appropriate music to remember loved ones

Application forms for Junior Infants September 2017 in Glenageary Killiney National School will be available for collection in person from the school from today until Friday 18th November between 8.30 a.m. and 2.15 p.m. 

A special service to remember all those killed in wars

A fun-raising concert at 11am for the Pipeworks organ festival, featuring Mark Duley on the organ and St Paul's choir, along with coffee and cakes. Admission €10.

Completed forms for Junior Infants September 2017 in Glenageary Killiney National School no later than 2.15pm today.

The combined choirs of St Paul's and St Patrick's, Dalkey will lead a service of Advent Carols at 7pm in St Patrick's.

Service of Nine Lessons with Carols by Candlelight 7 pm followed by mince pies and mulled wine in the Parish Centre.  All welcome

The Christmas Eve "midnight" service starts at 11.30pm

There are two opportunities for worship on Christmas Day: 8.15am Holy Communion and 10.30 am Family Service - come early to get a seat!

 A short service to welcome the New Year with the ringing of the bells at midnight. Followed by refreshments.

8.15 am Holy Communion (One)
11.30 am Service to mark the beginning of the , followed by refreshments.  Please note later time
7 pm No Service

St Paul's Theatre Group presents "Sleeping Beauty"  at 3pm. Box office 083 825 4033

St Paul's Theatre Group presents Sleeping Beauty,  at 8pm, with 3pm matinee on Jan 14th.  Box office 083 825 4033

Classes begin to prepare candidates for Confirmation on Saturday, March 4th. If you wish to be confirmed this year could you please inform the Rector immediately Tel: 2801616 or by email garydowd@eircom.net

Sunday Club resumes during the 10.30am morning service.

The opening night of "Soul Songs" - a six-week series of reflections on the Psalms, at 8pm in 106 Silchester Park, Glenageary. Come along to see how the Psalms have a word for every season of the soul. For more info contact Jeremy on 086 889 4359. All welcome!     

The second in series of Confirmation classes, Parish Centre, at 7.30pm

Woody Allen's classic romantic comedy "Manhattan" will be shown at the next Parish Film Night, introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk's "The Picture Show". It's on in the Parish Centre at 8pm and admission is free but reserve seats by emailing stpaulsdub@gmail.com

Parish register to be updated - see news item on this website.

Philip Molloy of Newstalk introduces a showing of "Singing in the Rain"

There will be a service of Holy Communion at  7.15 am on Wednesdays during Lent, as well as the regular 11 am service.

Confirmation service in St Paul's

Start of weekly Lenten discussion group. St Paul’s and Holy Trinity Parish Killiney are joining forces for this. The discussion will be based on the book Something More by John Pritchard (books will be available on the first evening).  All are welcome.

There will be a  service of Holy Communion at 11am

A showing of the classic Hitchcock thriller, "North by Northwest", starring Cary Grant, will be introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk at 8pm in the Parish Centre.

A coffee morning and raffle held in conjunction with the Irish Cancer Society’s Annual Daffodil Day, now in its 40th year, 10.30am-12.30pm.

The Liturgy for Palm Sunday at 10.30am; services also at 8.15am and 7pm.

A daily early Holy Communion service for Mon-Thurs of  Holy Week

See "news" section for full calendar of services

Parish Communion at 10.30am followed by Easter egg hunt in church grounds. Also service of Holy Communion at 8.15am but NO 7pm service.

Parish AGM after 10.30am service

Philip Molloy of Newstalk introduces a showing of the Marilyn Monroe classic "Some Like it Hot", at 8pm. There is no admission fee but email stpaulsdub@gmail.com to reserve a seat.

Join us for this annual event in aid of the Alzheimer Society of Ireland, 10am-noon.

Tickets €25 per person (drinks not included) now on sale. Dress code: smart casual.  Contact John White 087 259 4729 or emailjnewportwhite@gmail.com

10.30am-2.30pm Children free! Adults €2 Stalls galore, from books and bottles to cakes and clothes, and from furniture and white elephant to garden and delicatessen.

Save the date for our annual outdoor service and family barbecue

This year's parish outing is to Kilkenny with a Co Carlow stop on the way.  See news section for more details.

The Dun Laoghaire branch of the Royal British Legion will be retiring their old standard (ceremonial flag) and dedicating a new standard during the 10.30 am morning service.

A new season of  Film Nights opens with "Pride and Prejudice", a 2005 film adaptation of the Jane Austen classic, starring Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen. It will be introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk's "The Picture Show". All welcome and admission is free, although small donations on the night are welcome.

Annual service of thanksgiving for the companionship of animals, in conjunction with Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.

Service of Harvest Thanksgiving at 10.30am.

A service of reflection to remember loved ones who have died.

Special service of remembrance for all those who have died in wars at 10.30am.

"Local Hero", a comedy based in Scotland, will be introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk's "The Picture Show" at 8pm in Parish Centre.

Joint service with St Patick's, Dalkey at 7pm in St Paul's

A traditional Christingle service at 10.30am

Our annual festive carol service at 7pm  followed by refreshments in the Parish Centre. All welcome.

With Dec 24th being a Sunday, there will be an 8.15am service of Holy Communion but NO 10.30am service before the First Eucharist of the Nativity at 11.30pm.

Our Christmas Day Family Service is at 10.30am and there is also a celebration of Holy Communion before that, at 8.15am.

Parish Communion with Carols at 10.30am will be the main service of the day. There will also be Holy Communion at 8.15am and ringing in of the New Year at 11.45pm.

We'll be ringing in 2018 - our 150th anniversary year. A very short service on the steps of the church, weather permitting, will start at 11.45pm, before we welcome the new year with chimes and bubbly.

A service to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of the church building for worship - it was opened on January 2nd, 1868 but it was not quite finished and was not consecrated until July 8th, 1868.

Philip Molloy of Newstalk presents a showing of 'La La Land' in the Parish Centre at 8pm. All welcome.

The Archbishop of Dublin will confirm six young people from our parish at 3pm

Services of Holy Communion at 7.15 am and 11 am

The start of a weekly discussion group during Lent

A showing of "Atonement" introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk.

A celebration of St Paul's musical heritage

Special service to celebrate women's nurturing role

Daffodil Day Coffee Morning  in aid of the Irish Cancer Society, 10.30 am Parish Centre.

A meditation on the Sacred Passion of the Holy Redeemer, will be performed  at 7pm. With Oisin O’Dalaigh (Tenor); Eoghan Desmond (Bass); Nathan Barrett, Conductor; Thomas Maxwell, Organ and St Paul's Choir along with members of choirs from our "cluster" parishes.

Mon 26^th Holy Trinity Killiney, The Rev Gary Dowd
Tuesday 27^th Christ Church Dun Laoghaire, The Rev Bruce Hayes
Wed 28^th St Patrick’s Dalkey, The Rev William Olhausen
Maundy Thursday St Paul’s Glenageary, The Rev Ása Björk Ólafsdóttir O'Hanlon
Good Friday St Matthias Killiney/Ballybrack

8.15 am Holy Communion (One)
10.30 am Parish Communion followed by an egg hunt in the grounds of the church
7 pm No service

The Ven Gordon Linney (Rector of St Paul’s, 1980-2004) is the first in a series of preachers invited back to mark our 150th anniversary year.

The AGM of our parish

Sunday Club during 10.30am service

The Very Rev. Paul Bogle, Dean of Trim, a former parishioner, will preach at the 10.30am service as part of our 150th anniversary visiting preachers series

A Tea Day in aid of the Alzheimer Society of Ireland, 10am to noon in the Parish Centre.

Eco Service, asking for God's blessing on new crops and for a fruitful growing season, 10.30am

The Rev Canon Susan Green,  Chaplain of Kilkenny College and a former parishioner, will be with us as part of our 150th anniversary visiting preacher series.

Annual fund-raising sale

A service to mark 150 years to the day after the consecration of St Paul's on July 8th, 1868

The church will open each day 2pm-4pm during much of Heritage Week.

It's "walk to church Sunday" for our annual outdoor service at 12 noon followed by family barbecue

Parish outing to Wicklow Gaol and New Ross, Co Wexford.

Barbara O’Connell CEO Acquired Brain Injury Ireland will speak at the 10.30am service as we launch our 150th  anniversary community project

The Very Rev. Arthur Barrett, Dean of Raphoe and a former parishioner, will be the guest preacher at our service of Harvest Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving for the companionship of pets

Operatic arias from Mozart, Verdi and Puccini, performed by soloists of Glasthule Opera  as part of St. Paul’s 150 year celebrations

Former curate and son of the Rectory, Canon Paul Willoughby will join us at the 10.30am service, as part of our 150th annivesary visiting preacher series

A time of quiet reflection as we remember those of our families and friends who have died. 7pm

Act of Remembrance for those killed in wars at 10.30am

The Occasional Singers, under conductor Robin Moore, with soloists. See "News" section for more details.

Canon Gillian Wharton, a former curate, will be with us as part of the 150th anniversary visiting preacher series

Joint Advent Carol service combining the two choirs, at 7pm (no service in St Paul's)

The legendary Folk Group reunites as part of our 150th anniversary celebrations

Family service at 10.30am

All welcome to Nine Lessons and Carols by Candlelight, 7pm

First Eucharist of Christmas, 11.30pm

Holy Communion at 8.15am; Family Service at 10.30am

Short service at 11.45pm to mark turning of the year, followed by refreshments

Confirmation Service at 7pm with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Rev Dr Michael Jackson

Film night introduced by Philip Molloy of Newstalk's The Picture Show. Details to follow.

The Women's World Day of Prayer service for our area will be held in Christ Church, Dun Laoghaire at 11am

Launch of Lent Coin Appeal to fund surgeon at Kisiizi Hospital in Uganda, with guest speaker Stu Garrett

Services of Holy Communion at 7.15am and 11am

Coffee morning and raffle in aid of the Irish Cancer Society from 10.30am-12.30pm

Film night  at 8pm in Parish Centre. A showing of "The Professionals" will be introduced by Philip Molloy.

Service for Mothering Sunday

The parish AGM (see news) after the 10.30am service

Beginning of Holy Week

Holy Communion daily at 7.15am; also 11am on Wed

All services start at 8pm:
April 15th: St. Matthias Church Killiney/Ballybrack
April 16th: Holy Trinity, Killiney
April 17th: Christ Church, Dun Laoghaire
April 18th: St. Patrick's Church, Dalkey
April 19th: St. Paul's Church, Glenageary

One hour at the cross, a service of hymns, readings, reflection, prayer and silence; 8pm Joint evening service with "cluster" parishes (see above)

Services at 8.15am and 10.30am

Soup and roll lunch in aid of the Kisiizi surgeon fund-raising appeal

Annual event to raise funds for Alzheimer Society of Ireland

Annual Summer Fair in Parish Centre and church grounds

Service of commemoration for the 75th anniversary of D-Day, in association with the Dun Laoghaire branch of the British Legion

End of year service and farewell to sixth class

Recital by Thomas Maxwell, St Paul's organ scholar (2017-2019)

St Paul's open to visitors to take self-guided tour, from 2pm-4pm

Open-air service at 12 noon followed by family barbecue

Parish outing to Newgrange and the Boyne Visitor Centre

The Indoor Bowling Club hosts open night for anybody who would like to try their hand at bowls.

Philip Molloy introduces a screening of "Clear and Present Danger" starring Harrison Ford.

Pets Service at 10.30am; retiring collection for Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind

A Service of Harvest Thanksgiving

A showing of the British period drama "The Go-Between", starring Julie Christie and Alan Bates, will be introduced by Philip Molloy, at 8pm in the Parish Centre

Evening service of reflection to remember loved ones

Act of Remembrance at 10.30am service

Children (aged four and up) are invited to come to the church first at 10.30am and then leave for Sunday Club in the Parish Centre about 10 minutes into the service.

A showing of "Tootsie" starring Dustin Hoffman at 8pm

Joint Advent Carol Service with St Patrick’s Dalkey in St Paul's at 7pm

All-age festive worship 

Traditional carol service by candlelight

There will be a short act of worship at 11.45pm, followed by the ringing of the chimes and refreshments, to mark the start of 2020.