Church of Ireland bishops to elect new primate

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

Church of Ireland bishops to elect new primate
Sun, 07 Jan, 2007 - 10:29

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

One of 11 men will be selected on Wednesday as Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All-Ireland in succession to Lord Robin Eames who retired from the post on December 31 after over 20 years at the helm.

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