Unitarian Church Cork The Unitarian Church in Cork has a history that stretches back for more than three hundred years. Since 1717 the congregation has met in the Church in Princes Street, built between 1710 and 1717,Religious Buildings Cork Cork Heritage Open Day after it outgrew its premises in South Main Street.Any Salvation for Cork Church by Brian O'Connell, Irish Times, November 8, 2011. As a dissenting chapel without a steeple, it was orignally called the Presbyterian Meetinghouse. Unitarianism was not a recognised religious movement until into the 19th century and did not appear on the church's signage until 2004. The Father Mathew Temperance Agreement was signed in this church building in 1839.Plans revealed for 300th anniversary of one of Cork’s oldest churches by Eoin English, Irish Examiner, January 17, 2017. In recent years the church has hosted plays and concertsUnitarian Church Princes Street Cork www.corkgigs.com and has been venue for the Cork festival and for Culture Night.Unitarian Church Culture Night 2016 In 2017 the church celebrated its tri-centenary, and has undergone some repairs for this celebration.Proposed Work Cork Oscailt Magazine, Volume 11, No. 5., May 2015. On January 26th 2017 President Michael D. Higgins visited the church to mark its tercentenary year.President visits Prince’s Street Unitarian Church to mark its tercentenary year www.president.ie On 24 February 2017 Rev Mike O'Sullivan was ordained and installed as minister of the church. He became the first Cork minister in almost 200 years. Following his appointment restoration began on the building. The entrance, main hall and South Chapel are now restored. Services are held every Sunday at 11 am. On Saturday the 30th of September a service of Thanksgiving was held to mark the 300th anniversary of the opening of the church. The service was led by the Moderator of the synod Rev Bridget Spain along with clergy from the synod. The sermon was preached by Rev Mike O 'Sullivan. The service was attended by the Deputy Lord Mayor and the Ven. Adrian Wilkinson representing the Church of Ireland diocese of Cork and Ross. The church is an open and inclusive community that celebrates diversity. For the last two years the church has marched in the Cork Pride march. Limerick Unitarian Fellowship Recently the Limerick Unitarian Fellowship commenced monthly meetings on the last Sunday of the month in the Limerick School Project.Spiritual Community to hold service in the city by Alan Jaques, www.limerickpost.ie, February 21, 2014.Limerick Unitarians www.churchomania.com In August 2019 it was announced on FaceBook social media that services had been suspended due to poor numbers.
Unitarian Church Cork The Unitarian Church in Cork has a history that stretches back for more than three hundred years. Since 1717 the congregation has met in the Church in Princes Street, built between 1710 and 1717,Religious Buildings Cork Cork Heritage Open Day after it outgrew its premises in South Main Street.Any Salvation for Cork Church by Brian O'Connell, Irish Times, November 8, 2011. As a dissenting chapel without a steeple, it was originally called the Presbyterian Meetinghouse. Unitarianism was not a recognised religious movement until into the 19th century and did not appear on the church's signage until 2004. The Father Mathew Temperance Agreement was signed in this church building in 1839.Plans revealed for 300th anniversary of one of Cork’s oldest churches by Eoin English, Irish Examiner, January 17, 2017. In recent years the church has hosted plays and concertsUnitarian Church Princes Street Cork www.corkgigs.com and has been venue for the Cork festival and for Culture Night.Unitarian Church Culture Night 2016 In 2017 the church celebrated its tri-centenary, and has undergone some repairs for this celebration.Proposed Work Cork Oscailt Magazine, Volume 11, No. 5., May 2015. On January 26, 2017 President Michael D. Higgins visited the church to mark its tercentenary year.President visits Prince’s Street Unitarian Church to mark its tercentenary year www.president.ie On 24 February 2017 Rev Mike O'Sullivan was ordained and installed as minister of the church. He became the first Cork minister in almost 200 years. Following his appointment restoration began on the building. The entrance, main hall and South Chapel are now restored. Services are held every Sunday at 11 am. On Saturday the 30th of September a service of Thanksgiving was held to mark the 300th anniversary of the opening of the church. The service was led by the Moderator of the synod Rev Bridget Spain along with clergy from the synod. The sermon was preached by Rev Mike O 'Sullivan. The service was attended by the Deputy Lord Mayor and the Ven. Adrian Wilkinson representing the Church of Ireland diocese of Cork and Ross. The church is an open and inclusive community that celebrates diversity. For the last two years the church has marched in the Cork Pride march. Limerick Unitarian Fellowship Recently the Limerick Unitarian Fellowship commenced monthly meetings on the last Sunday of the month in the Limerick School Project.Spiritual Community to hold service in the city by Alan Jaques, www.limerickpost.ie, February 21, 2014.Limerick Unitarians www.churchomania.com In August 2019 it was announced on Facebook social media that services had been suspended due to poor numbers.
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