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From the Irish Christian Advocate, 6 February 1931. Rumour has it that a lady on entering one of our principal city churches was greeted at the door by a steward, who, seeing that she was a stranger, prepared to lead ...

The Park Superintendent at St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin from at least 1889 was the Methodist John Kearney. He kept the park well stocked with waterfowl and, for the most part, his probably seemed an idyllic career. However, during the traumatic ...

A complete index to all those who have served in any branch of Methodism in Ireland, for however long or short a period, from 1747 to the present, is now available through the History Online/Ministers tab. The first Wesleyan Methodist ...

Read all about: Charles Wesley in Ireland (1747–1748): A Reconstruction from Primary Sources by Professor Kenneth G.G. Newport; United Methodism, Ecumenism and Ecclesiology by Professor William J. Abraham; Irish Methodist Lay Officers Who’s Who – a list of 100 Irish ...

Read about ‘The Place of Methodism in the History of Christianity’ by Prof. William J. Abraham; ‘Methody James’ Hunter of Doagh, Co. Antrim by Maureen Conley; the Diaries of Rachel Wood Wolfe of Skibbereen, edited by Jasper Ungoed-Thomas and the ...