THE Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin Dr John Neill has accused the Government of threatening the future of Protestant schools by imposing the same cuts on them as those hitting other fee-paying schools.

Protestant schools in the Republic could be entirely wiped out by devastating cutbacks, the Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin said today.

Ireland’s education system will be discussed by cross-border government ministers and academics at the Parnell Summer School today.

THE Bishop of Ferns has compared the suffering of child abuse victims in the diocese to the crucifixion of Christ.

The protestant archbishop of Dublin says a breakdown in traditional values is fuelling the violence afflicting the city.

THE Church of Ireland is showing a greater sense of purpose than the Catholic Church here.

IRELAND is becoming a nation that has lost its way, according to Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Reverend Dr John Neill.

The Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Reverend Desmond Harman, has died at the age of 66.

Archbishop Diarmuid Martin today unleashed a scathing attack on recreational drug users, accusing of them of being inherently connected to gangland violence.

WE congratulate the Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin, Most Rev John Neill, on his courageous and thought-provoking criticism of the US military and CIA use of Shannon airport.

The Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin is accusing the Department of Education of only "paying lip service" to its concept of Christian education.

The man chosen to succeed Archbishop Robin Eames as the new Church of Ireland Primate of All-Ireland is to be announced today.

The Bishops of the Church of Ireland meet in Dublin this week to elect a new primate.

Speaking on behalf of the Catholic Hierarchy, Bishop Willie Walsh criticised a recent suggestion in the report of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Child Protection recommending the lowering of the age of sexual consent.

THE Irish Times religious affairs correspondent, Patsy McGarry, criticised me at length in these pages last Saturday for what I had written about the Tilson case of 1951, but he didn’t manage to find a single inaccuracy in what I said.

TODAY begins the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity - a time when Jesus Christ’s wish that his followers ‘may all be one’ is the focus of Christian prayer both within individual denominations and at ecumenical gatherings.

TAOISEACH Bertie Ahern yesterday backed a call from the Pope for the institutions of the UN to be renewed to enable it respond better to an adapting world.

EVERY day more than 30,000 children die as a result of extreme poverty and injustice. That’s one child every three seconds. Most of these deaths are preventable.

Young people were urged today to avoid conformism as they have a vital role to play in bringing about a better society.

IRELAND’S commitment to the world’s poor has long been a source of national pride and international respect.

About 700 people attended a prayer service in Galway this afternoon for the victims of the Beslan tragedy and their families.

Polling stations in Derry may have to close in future because of rioting youths, electoral chiefs warned tonight.

The Church of Ireland Archbishops of Dublin and Armagh have released a statement saying the election of an openly gay bishop in the United States posed a real danger to the unity of Anglican church.

Ireland's two most senior Anglican clergymen have urged the international community to provide humanitarian aid to the people of Iraq.

The new anglican Archbishop of Dublin has been enthroned at Christ Church Cathedral.

THE Taoiseach and Justice minister were among the guests at a special ceremony installing the new bishop of Kildare and Leighlin.

The one-stop shop approach to buying a house is a recipe for disaster, lawyers claimed today.