Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian Church

COFFEE CONCERT WITH VIOLIN, ORGAN AND PIANO RECITAL

Our next “Coffee Concert” will take place on Sunday 10th May at 3:30pm.  We are delighted to welcome, Bjarke Gundersen and Rodney Baldwin, who will perform a violin, organ and piano recital of music,  All funds raised at this concert will go towards the Harry Clarke Window Restoration Project.

Where :            Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian Church
When:              Sunday 10th  May ’26
What time:       3:30pm  (Doors will open at 2:30pm for refreshments)
Admission :     €15  (Children €5)

Coffee/tea and cakes will be served before the performance.

Services

Sunday Morning services in the Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian Church Dublin 3 are at 11:00 AM.

Any additional services will be announced in our newsletters and on this website.

Sunday evening prayer meeting at 8 – 8:45 pm

Bible Study. Join via Zoom link below.

All welcome to just listen in or join in.

https://zoom.us/join

Meeting ID:    829 4851 3910
Passcode: 184353
 

Tuesday morning prayer meeting at 10am

Join Lorraine for a lead prayer time in person or via live-streaming
Tuesday 10 – 10:20 am
Clontarf & Scots Church

Same details for all the meetings:
https://zoom.us/join

Meeting ID:   864 9289 6039
Passcode: 184353

Or use this link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86492896039?pwd=kceVLCUxY4mbLZ3eo2zdDuKo5hQRJV.1

Welcome to Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian Church

Welcome, and thank you for visiting Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian Church online.

Please feel free to read more about the Presbyterian Church in Dublin 3 on this site, or come in for a visit. We would love to greet you and share with you our love for Jesus Christ.

Who are we?

We are a Christian church, which has been meeting in this building since May 1890.

We’re also one of the congregations of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, which just describes the way our church is run – we just do not do hierarchy – our leadership team, including our minister, is chosen by us.

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