Direct Link to the Live-stream: 

Order of Service:

Tea/coffee/juice will be served in the South Transept after the service.

Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.

This is a quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion.  There is no music at this service.

Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.

There will be tea/coffee/juice in the Monk Gibbon Hall (St Thomas’ Parish Hall) after the service.

Direct Link to the Live-stream: 

Order of Service:

Tea/coffee/juice will be served in the South Transept after the service.

Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.

This is a short informal service designed to cater for our young people (and not so young people!) who play sport or who do other activities on a Sunday morning.  It is followed by sausages and potato wedges in the Parish Centre afterwards!  Everyone is welcome, regardless of age or whether you play sport or not!!!

All are welcome!

A Service of Holy Communion in St Thomas’ Church followed by a ‘cuppa’!

All are welcome!

This is a quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion.  There is no music at this service.

A Service of Holy Communion in St Thomas’ Church followed by a ‘cuppa’!

All are welcome!

This is a quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion.  There is no music at this service.

St Thomas’ Church (the original half of it!) was consecrated on 26th November 1874, and the extension was consecrated on 21st December 1965.  Today, we are having a special service to celebrate this milestone in the story of St Thomas’ Church.

The special preacher will be the Rev. Ruth Elmes whose late mother, Janet Hipwell, was a cousin of the late Canon Trevor Hipwell.  Trevor was the first Rector of the Parish of Mount Merrion, when it was carved out of the Parish of Taney in 1956.  When Trevor retired in 1994, the Parish of Mount Merrion was grouped with the Parish of Booterstown and Carysfort.

The Bishop of Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe, the Right Rev. Michael Burrows will preside at the service.  Michael’s late father was the Rector of Taney Parish, in which parish St Thomas’ Church was first built as a Chapel-of-Ease.

Unfortunately, the Archbishop of Dublin is unable to join us for this service.

The service will be live-streamed on

The Order of Service is attached

There will be tea/coffee/juice in the Monk Gibbon Hall after this service.

A Service of Holy Communion in St Thomas’ Church followed by a ‘cuppa’!

All are welcome!

This is a quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion.  There is no music at this service.

Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.

There will be tea/coffee/juice in the Monk Gibbon Hall (St Thomas’ Parish Hall) after the service.

Direct Link to the Live-stream: 

Order of Service:

Tea/coffee/juice will be served in the South Transept after the service.

Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.