I have put a report on it here. Or you can have a look at the largest, and in many ways most segregated, Church of Ireland Diocese's Commitment to Reconciliation . I was raised a Roman Catholic, and I was baptised and confirmed in St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Donegal Street, Belfast, near the City Centre. I still regard myself very much as Catholic, and partaking of the body and blood of Our Lord is particularly important to me.
People find the idea of religious conversion very odd in Northern Ireland.
I have to say I have no regrets about becoming an Anglican. There's more room to question and challenge, even in the conservative Church of Ireland. You can have Catholicism without being nasty to women and gay people and even without using the word 'error'. You cannot claim to worship Jesus in the Tabernacle, if you do not pity Jesus in the slums. What else I speak fluent German, and love travelling, especially in England and Germany.