Patsy McGarry is a Religious Affairs Correspondent for The Irish Times, with a focus on local news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. He covers a wide range of topics related to religion, including legislation, events, and perspectives from various religious leaders. His work has also been featured in Offaly Live.
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By: Patsy Mcgarry
More survivors of abuse at Spiritan schools come forward since September when the inquiry found 347 allegations of child sex abuse at the five schools
By: Patsy Mcgarry
A younger generation of Protestants ‘are flocking away from the church’ yet ‘becoming more spiritual’
Those of us who admire Jonathan Swift, the contrary old weed, were the original Swifties
By: Patsy McGarry
Prison seeks to ‘adjust the footprint of an underutilised space to the rear of Mountjoy chapel' to create video link area for court appearances
By: Patsy McGarry
Brendan Dowling made a complaint to the Christian Brothers about abuse by one of their members long before criminal cases were taken
By: Patsy McGarry
You may find the following attitude strange from an ex-theatre critic I've limited tolerance for critics, those who have opinions on everything but do little about anything.
By: Patsy McGarry
Retired academic criticises treatment of former minister at Sandymount who resigned after disciplinary inquiries
Meat abstainers cry ‘fowl’ at those eating turkey, duck or goose this Christmas. But is there not an inconsistency here?
By: Patsy Mcgarry
Elon Musk’s social media network has been a source of ‘disquiet for many years’, says religious group
By: Patsy Mcgarry
Catholic Archbishop Dermot Farrell said people needed to be realistic even with ‘unprecedented revenue flows’
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