The leaders of Northern Ireland’s main churches have jointly called for the re-opening of places of worship for individual private prayer.

Church leaders urge re-opening for individual prayer

Scammers are targeting vulnerable people by offering to collect church envelopes containing money, the Catholic Church has warned.

Scammers targeting church donations during outbreak

The leaders of Ireland’s main churches have called for politicians engaged in a new round of talks to seize the opportunity before them.

The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has selected Rev William Henry as the new moderator. 


Police are investigating the third attack on a Free Presbyterian church in Ballyclare, Co Antrim within the last 12 months.

A priest has stepped aside from his role following a historical complaint brought to the Diocese of Armagh and reported to gardaí.

A Belfast priest who was one of the survivors of abuse to meet Pope Francis says he believes he is determined to address the problem.

The Pope has asked for forgiveness for the crimes of church figures in Ireland at an open air Mass at Phoenix Park in Dublin.

The Pope has spoken of his pain and shame at the failure of church authorities to tackle the grave scandal of clerical abuse in Ireland. 

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has told the Pope 'that the Ireland of the 21st century is a very different place today than it was in the past.'

The pontiff's flight from Rome touched down at Dublin Airport at 10.26am on Saturday 25 August, where he was greeted by the Coveney family.

Olive Foley has been given a standing ovation at the World Meeting of Families after speaking about losing her rugby legend husband Anthony.

The Pope has expressed hope his visit to Ireland will help grow unity and reconciliation among Christians on the island.

Pope Francis will meet clerical sex abuse victims when he visits Dublin this weekend, the Vatican has confirmed.

With less than a week to go before the Pope’s visit, members of a Warrenpoint youth choir from are tuning up for the event of their lives.