The Mageough

We look forward to our Carol Service on next Sunday 14th December at 4pm in the Chapel. This will be followed by seasonal refreshments in the Function Room. All our friends are welcome to join us. So please do come along. As the wrong time was in the Diocesan magazine please also mention the time is 4pm to all our friends.

On this Wednesday 22nd October at 3pm in the Function Room at our Social Club meeting there will be a presentation of a short film made by The Dodder Action Group : 'The Dodder - This is Your River', We look forward to Victoria White's visit. All our friends would be welcome to join us. Its a lovely film.

Harvest Thanksgiving
Our Harvest Thanksgiving sertvice is this coming Sunday 12th October at 4pm in the Mageough Chapel. Our preacher will be Rev.Canon Paul Houston. The service will be followed by refreshments in our Function Room. Everybody is welcome.

Our Harvest Thanksgiving Service is at 4pm on Sunday 12th October when the preacher will be Canon Paul Houston. This will be followed by refreshments. All welcome.

Since we first published our Coffee Morning, the hospital has been attacked again, please think of supporting this. as well as the exhibition and paintings and crafts there will also be a stall of other items. If you have something small in good condition to donate we will be glad to accept. As this money will be going through the Diocese of Jerusalem it should get to the hospital quickly.

Art and Craft Exhibition Coffee Morning
We are having a Coffee morning with an Arts and Crafts Exhibition and a few stalls on Saturday 30th August from 10am to 12.30pm in the Function Room of theMageough. . Admission including refreshments 5 euro.
All profits will go to Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza city for the care of patients. Your support would be much appreciated.
For those coming by the Luas, it is the building nearest to the Luas Cowper stop,

see announcement taken from the diocesan website

The United Dioceses of Dublin & Glendalough is in Dublin.
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In the face of the ongoing and deepening human and humanitarian crises in the Diocese of Jerusalem and particularly in Gaza and the West Bank, Dublin and Glendalough continue to accept donations to our diocesan Shine a Light Campaign.
“To those who have already contributed to the Shine a Light Campaign and people who have not done so yet but would like to now, it is important to know that all contributions are still greatly welcomed by the Archbishop and Diocese of Jerusalem,” Archbishop Michael Jackson stated.
You can donate by electronic transfer to: Diocesan Funds of Dublin and Glendalough No 1 A/C Current Account, Bank of Ireland, 2 COLLEGE GREEN DUBLIN 2 IBAN: IE50 BOFI 9000 1769 3548 78, BIC: BOFIIE2D. Cheques may be sent to Diocesan Offices of Dublin and Glendalough, Church of Ireland House, Church Avenue, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 CF67.
“I wish to thank you in advance for your prayers for those who suffer, your concern for them as fellow human beings and your thoughtful generosity,” the Archbishop said.
You can read more about the work of The Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem and our link with them on our website here:
https://dublin.anglican.org/.../shine-a-light-campaign...

Art and Craft Exhibition Coffee Morning

We are having a Coffee morning with an Arts and Crafts Exhibition and a few stalls on Saturday 30th August from 10am to 12.30pm in the Function Room of theMageough. . Admission including refreshments 5 euro.

All profits will go to Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza city for the care of patients. Your support would be much appreciated.

For those coming by the Luas, it is the building nearest to the Luas Cowper stop,

On Wednesday 30th April at 3pm Professor Rose Anne Kenny from Trinity is coming to talk to our Social Club in the Function Room at 3pm on ' The New Science of Living a Longer and healthier Life.'. Our friends are all welcome to join us. This will be our last indooor meeting of the season as we next plan for all of our outdoor events, weather permitting, during the summer.

The Xmas tree is up and we look forward to our Carol Service on this Sunday at 4pm in the Chapel. This will be followed by seasonal refreshments in the Function Room. All our friends are welcome to join us. So please do come along.

Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday 13th October at 4pm.
The church is decorated and we look forward to the service tomorrow when Rev,Canon Alastair Graham will preach. This will be followed by refreshments in the hall. All welcome to join us.

We are well into our autumn timetable with the usual weekly activities. Our next special event is our Harvest Thanksgiving on Sunday 13th October at 4pm where Rev. Canon Alastair Graham will be our preacher. This will be followed by refreshments. It is usually a very enjoyable occasion. You would be most welcome to join us if you can.

We are looking forward to welcoming our friends and relations at 4pm on Sunday to our Carol Service. It is followed by seasonal refreshments.

The Mageough Carol Service this year is as usual on the second Sunday of December, the 10th, but this year at 4pm, not 7pm as in previous years. As usual there will be refreshments after the service.