For 13 weeks from May to the end of August, music lovers were treated to an eclectic programme of music recitals from Bach to Balfe and new modern compositions, from voice to piano, classical guitar to the church’s newly restored organ. It is a privilege to enjoy these lunchtime concerts…
Choral UnionIt has been another busy term for the Choral Union, with lots of new repertoire to be learned, and old favourites to be revised, for the upcoming end-of-year service on Sunday 26 May and the end-of-term concert on Thursday 30 May. We recently had a visit from filmmaker Neasa…
March 2024: FernhillThe car park at Fernhill, Stepaside, was the starting Point for Strollers’ March walk. Fernill is Dublin’s newest public park and is very much on the fringe of the city, at the foothills of the Dublin mountains. Set on 34 hectares, Fernhill is in the care of Dún…
St Philip’s Spring Bazaar really is one of the luckiest events in the church calendar. I can only remember one or two years when it rained. How do they do it? We enjoyed yet another glorious day out, with a particularly bounteous plant stall, delicious burgers and the finest selection…
The invitations for the St Philips Vintage Afternoon Tea dropped into the letterboxes of Mageough and Cowper Court in good time. We all remembered last year’s enjoyable event and, particularly, of the delicacies prepared by the organising committee. Well, this year, they did not disappoint. The sandwiches, delightful mouthfuls of…