Quakers Ireland

Quakers Ireland The official page of The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Ireland. Quakers believe there is "that of God in everyone".

Quakers meet together in silence believing that the Holy Spirit, however perceived, will lead us to worship. Anyone who feels moved to do so may speak during meeting for worship.We believe that God exists in everyone, so that anyone can experience divine love and guidance. There is a diversity of belief among Quakers and, while words can divide us, the shared experience of silent worship, seeking

to practice Christ’s message of love and compassion unites us. We know ours is not the only path to God, but believe it is the right one for us. Quakerism is rooted in Christianity. We are formally known as the Religious Society of Friends and there are currently just over 1,500 members in Ireland. The centre of Quaker spiritual life is meeting for worship. There are 28 Meetings throughout Ireland, North and South. People of all faiths or none are welcome to attend. Since our foundation in the 17th century, Quakers have been encouraged to walk cheerfully over the world, answering to that of God in everyone.

A quote from Thomas Raymond Kelly (1893–1941), an American Quaker educator.
04/06/2026

A quote from Thomas Raymond Kelly (1893–1941), an American Quaker educator.

The second of two podcasts arising out of Thee Quaker's Zack Jackson's visit to Ireland Yearly Meeting.Quakers in Irelan...
03/06/2026

The second of two podcasts arising out of Thee Quaker's Zack Jackson's visit to Ireland Yearly Meeting.

Quakers in Ireland Part 2: The Troubles

How do you build peace in a war zone?

During the Troubles in Northern Ireland, it didn’t always start with politicians or treaties. Sometimes it started with an ordinary cup of tea.

Explore the hidden history of how Irish Quakers stepped into the margins of a deeply divided society, using radical acts of hospitality to do the quiet, dangerous work of turning enemies into friends.

https://quakerpodcast.com/quakers-in-ireland-part-2-the-troubles/?shem=rimspwouoe,

Discover how Irish Quakers stepped into the margins of a deeply divided Northern Ireland during the Troubles, using radical hospitality and a simple cup of tea to do the quiet, dangerous work of building peace.

The recently established Sojourner Truth House is a small, community-based house of hospitality in Calais, France, offer...
01/06/2026

The recently established Sojourner Truth House is a small, community-based house of hospitality in Calais, France, offering a place of welcome, rest, safety, and dignity to women and children navigating displacement along the UK-France border, together with those accompanying them.

You can learn more about the Sojourner Truth House in this flyer, which also provides links to where you can find further information.

South Belfast Quakers are raising funds to support Sojourner Truth House through a series of Summer lunches following Meeting for Worship on May 17, June 21, July 26 and August 16.

A quote from Caroline Emelia Stephen (1834–1909), a British Quaker theologian and philanthropist. She wrote "Quaker Stro...
26/05/2026

A quote from Caroline Emelia Stephen (1834–1909), a British Quaker theologian and philanthropist. She wrote "Quaker Strongholds" and inspired her niece, Virginia Woolf, with her radical spiritual perspective.

Irish Quakers have always punched far above their weight, leaning on deep spirituality and radical hospitality to bring ...
26/05/2026

Irish Quakers have always punched far above their weight, leaning on deep spirituality and radical hospitality to bring relief during the Great Famine and build quiet trust throughout the Northern Ireland peace process.

Last month, podcast producer Zack Jackson traveled to Ireland Yearly Meeting to learn, firsthand, how this diverse community has managed to have such an outsized impact on the island. Tune in to hear what this small but mighty community can teach the rest of us.



Podcast producer Zack Jackson traveled to Ireland Yearly Meeting to learn, firsthand, how this diverse community has managed to have such an outsized impact on the island of Ireland. Tune in to hear what this small but mighty community can teach the rest of us.

21/05/2026

Oxfam invite you to "Africa is the Future" a discussion with African leaders, moderated by Harry McGee. Mon 25th May, 6.15pm in Royal College of Physicians, Kildare St, Dublin 2.

This year’s Junior Moyallon Camp is being held during 20-21 June 2026, with the theme “Ignite”. Everyone aged 10-14 is w...
20/05/2026

This year’s Junior Moyallon Camp is being held during 20-21 June 2026, with the theme “Ignite”. Everyone aged 10-14 is welcome to participate. You can register using this application form link: https://form.jotform.com/juniormoyallon/jmc-application-form
The deadline for registration is May 31.

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