Photos from General Synod (in-person 9-10 May 2025) in Lawlor's Hotel, Naas, County Kildare.
Synod Hall at Lawlor's Hotel, Naas
Archbishop John gives his Presidential Address for 2025
Bishop David at General Synod
Hon Secs Malcolm Kingston and Hazel Corrigan
Synod members from Kilkeel (Dromore)
Hon Secs Ken Gibson and Gillian Wharton
Archdeacon Mark (Dromore)
Ecumenical guests at General Synod 2025
Archdeacon Jim Cheshire (Down)
Colin Davis (Down) and Janine Armstrong (Dromore)
Rory and Denise Wilson (Down) and Karen Salmon (Dromore)
Alison Adams and Diane Ruddock (Dromore)
Basil O'Malley and Stephen Trew (Dromore)
Andrew Brannigan (Connor) and Stevie Moore (Down)
Bishop Pat Storey, Meath and Kildare
Catherine Simpson (Down)
Clive Atkinson (Dromore)
Emma Rutherford (Down)
Neil Harrison (Dromore) and Ken McGrath (Down)
Malcolm Kingston (Armagh) and Raymond Kettyle (Dromore)
Billy Fyffe (Down)
Archdeacon Mark speaks to a motion
Diane Cheshire (Down)
George Okikiolu (Dromore)
Gerry Hull (Down)
John Auchmuty (Down)
Andrew Brannigan speaks to a motion
Mike Johnston (Down)
Wendy Jenkins (Down) and Bishop David
Willie Nixon (Dromore)
June Butler (Down)
Sam Johnston (Down)
Terence Cadden (Dromore)
Archdeacon Jim proposes the Report of the Standing Committee
David Ritchie, Chief Officer RCB
Synod Hall 2025 Day 2
Mark Lennox (Dromore) speaks to the Standing Committee report
The Primate chairs proceedings
Glynis Matchett and Elaine Pentland (Down)
Bishop David speaks to the Report of the Standing Committee
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