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Remembrance Sunday 2018 in Dublin & Glendalough

by lynn.glanville

Acts of Remembrance took place in churches throughout Dublin & Glendalough on Sunday November 11 as people all over Ireland and Europe marked the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

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The cross which formed part of the Remembrance commemorations in Christ Church Bray.
Lord Meath recieving a copy of a scroll given to all families who lost someone in the war.
Mr Jim Gregg (representing Presbyterian Church), Fr Michael O'Kelly (Holy Redeemer Catholic Church) Rev'd Martin O'Kelly (Christ Church Bray, Church of Ireland) and Revd Mark Forsythe (Bray Methodist) at the Cenotaph in Bray.
The Choir of St Ann's Church, Dawson Street, leaving the short service which took place in St Stephen's Green at the Haunting's Soldier on Remembrance Sunday.
Vicar of St Ann's Canon David Gillespie, Music Director Charles Marshall and Verger Fred Deane at the Hauntings Soldier in St Stephen's Green where a short service was held on Remembrance Sunday.
Vicar of St Ann's Canon David Gillespie, Music Director Charles Marshall and Verger Fred Deane at the Hauntings Soldier in St Stephen's Green where a short service was held on Remembrance Sunday. (2)
The Hauntings Soldier in St Stephen's Green
Members of St Teresa's Scouts bringing up World War I memorabilia on Remembrance Sunday in the Church of St Catherine and St James on Donore Avenue
Remembrance Sunday in the Church of St Catherine and St James, Donore Avenue
Archbishop Michael Jackson, Henry Carroll, Gordon Carroll, Canon Mark Gardner and Fr Alois Greiler at the newly dedicated Carroll family war memorial in the Church of St Catherine and St James.
Henry and Gordon Carroll at the newly dedicated war memorial to members of the Carroll family who died in both World Wars
The newly dedicated war memorial to members of the Carroll family in the Church of St Catherine and St James, Donore Avenue
St Patrick's Cathedral on Remembrance Sunday
Les McClarence and George Eggleston of the Royal Military Police Association ROI at the Service of Remembrance in St Patrick's Cathedral
Deputy Micheal Martin at the annual Service of Remembrance at St Patrick's Cathedral
Remembrance Sunday in St Patrick's Cathedral
Scouts provided a guard of honour at the Service of Remembrance in St Patrick's Cathedral
Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, the Very Revd William Morton and Dean of Armagh, the Very Revd Gregory Dunstan, who preached at the Service of Remembrance at St Patrick's Cathedral.
Clergy at the Service of Remembrance in St Patrick's Cathedral.
Standard bearers in St Patrick's Cathedral for the annual Remembrance Sunday Service which this year took place in the presence of the temporary installation 'The Fallen' which commorates the 36,000 Irish people who died in World War I.
A performance of The Armed Man by Karl Jenkins brought Christ Church Bray's Armistice 100 commemorations to an close.
Members of 7th Dublin Company Boys Brigade at the Remembrance Sunday Service in Drumcondra.
The choir and clergy of St Ann's at the Hauntings Soldier at St Stephen's Green.
Remembrance Sunday in Drumcondra with the 7th Dublin Company Boys Brigade and the Steadfast Band.