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Secular Sunday, Second Sunday, Second Breakfast, Midday Sunday 10 February
Would you like to meet some other atheists for a Sunday brunch once a month? It’s nothing formal, just getting together for a meal and a chat at midday on the second Sunday of every month. We hope that it will help to cater for people who can't easily get ...
Time for this week's Secular Sunday. As has now become traditional, I promise big changes very soon. But not today. In this issue: News Upcoming Events Blogology (more…)
Atheist Ireland has written to the Taoiseach requesting to meet him and ministers and officials, under the structured process of dialogue between the Government and churches, faith bodies and non-confessional bodies. Atheist Ireland is a partner in this dialogue process, having been accepted as such at a meeting with officials of ...
It's time for another Secular Sunday. No major improvements this week due to time constraints but be patient. Change is coming. In this issue: News Upcoming Events Blogs (more…)
It's time for this week's Secular Sunday. There are a few, largely cosmetic, changes to the format, most noticeable in the e-mail edition. As promised, more substantial improvements are coming but it's an evolving process. (As an atheist I don't believe in Intelligent Design!) Feedback is welcome. In this issue: ...
It's time for this week's Secular Sunday. There are a few, largely cosmetic, changes to the format, most noticeable in the e-mail edition. As promised, more substantial improvements are coming but it's an evolving process. (As an atheist I don't believe in Intelligent Design!) Feedback is welcome. In this issue: ...
Michael Nugent will be speaking this morning at the parliamentary hearings on abortion law, along with representatives of five Irish churches. The session runs from 9.30 am to 11.30 am. There will be five-minute opening statements, followed by an hour and a half of questions from TDs and Senators. It ...
Welcome to the first Secular Sunday of 2013. Eagle-eyed readers may notice that the format is essentially unchanged from previous editions, but the good news is that there are a number of changes in the pipeline. Beginning with the next issue (probably!) there will be a new improved layout, an ...
Update: Atheist Ireland has been invited to take part in this hearing. We would like to thank the Oireachtas Health Committee for its prompt and courteous response to our request. Atheist Ireland has asked to be invited to parliamentary hearings this week on abortion law. Please let your TDs, and ...