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In 1937, the well known American Quaker Rufus M Jones wrote “…I have become a good deal disillusioned over ‘big’ conferences and large gatherings. I pin my hopes to quiet processes and small circles, in which vital and transformative events take place.”
It is in the spirit of these words that you are invited to set time aside on the third Saturday of each month, wh...
The Limerick Fun with Friends group has arranged to visit a wheelchair accessible conservation area in Kanturk, Co. Cork on Sunday July 12 during 2-4pm. Friends plan to bring a packed lunch and eat it at the picnic tables there.
The conservation area has two different lovely walks and a host of wild plants, flowers, insects, birds, small mammals and a pond too.&nbs...
The Quaker House Warden is an unpaid live-in role for a fixed term of one year, ideally starting in September 2026, providing a continuous residential presence in Quaker House.
While the Warden resides in the house, the formal workload is approximately 8 hours per week, focused on light practical support, hospitality and occasional response to minor practical issues...
Around 20 people took part in the Quaker contingent at Dublin Pride on 27th June, walking together behind a rainbow banner which says: “Quakers – peace, equality, community.”
The day began with a Meeting for Worship and refreshments hosted by Eustace Street Friends – a meaningful and grounding way to start the day before joining the parade.
As in previous ...
Dublin Monthly Meeting Peace Committee plans to hold another Silent Quaker Peace Witness on Saturday July 25 from 11.30am to 12.30pm, outside the gates of St Stephen’s Green at the top of Grafton St, Dublin.
This will be an hour of Quaker Worship on the street, we will have the usual banner which reads “Quaker Peace Witness” and will have leaflets explaining what ou...