Keith Dungan

The Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Secretary, Keith Dungan, accepted a cheque on behalf of the Church of Ireland Bishops' Appeal.

The Revd Canon Tom Haskins presents Diocesan Secretary Keith Dungan with a cheque for over ,20,000 for Church of Ireland Bishop's Appeal, part of the proceeds of his 'Black Santa' sit out outside St Ann's Church in Dawson Street in the lead up to Christmas.

The Revd Canon Tom Haskins presents Diocesan Secretary Keith Dungan with a cheque for over €20,000 for Church of Ireland Bishop’s Appeal, part of the proceeds of his ‘Black Santa’ sit out outside St Ann’s Church in Dawson Street in the lead up to Christmas.

A Glendalough presence at the General Synod. Pictured are Keith Dungan, Diocesan Secretary for Dublin and Glendalough and the Revd Nigel Sherwood, Rector of Arklow at the General Synod.A Glendalough presence at the General Synod.Pictured are Keith Dungan, Diocesan Secretary for Dublin and Glendalough and the Revd Nigel Sherwood, Rector of Arklow at the General Synod.

The Very Revd Desmond Harman, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral at the General Synod in Armagh.

The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill checks a point with Keith Dungan, Diocesan Secretary of Dublin and Glendalough at the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synods.

The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill checks a point with Keith Dungan, Diocesan Secretary of Dublin and Glendalough at the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synods.

The Diocesan Secretary, Keith Dungan, accepted a cheque on behalf of the Bishops' Appeal.

We ask you to bless the work of the Diocesan Councils, the Diocesan Office and its secretary Keith Dungan.

We ask you to bless the work of the Diocesan Councils, the Diocesan Office and its secretary Keith Dungan.

The January gallery on the diocesan website includes photographs of the cathedral choir pictured shortly before their trip to the USA, of Canon Tom Haskins presenting the diocesan secretary, Keith Dungan, with a cheque for over ,20,000 for the Church of Ireland Bishop's Appeal from part of the proceeds of his 'Black Santa' sit out outside St Ann's, Dawson Street, and of lay readers Ken Rue (Whitechurch), Martha Waller (St George's & St Thomas'), Caroline Tindal (Newcastle & Newtownmountkennedy with Calary), Stella Obe (Castleknock & Mulhuddart with Clonsilla) and John Scarfe (Santry, Glasnevin & Finglas), before their commissioning at evensong on Sunday 15 January at Christ Church.