The Church of Ireland

The Church of Ireland is an autonomous Christian church that is part of the Anglican Communion, sharing beliefs and traditions with the Church of England. It primarily serves followers in Ireland and has both Catholic and Protestant historical roots. It emphasizes worship through liturgy, sacraments like baptism and communion, and values both scripture and tradition. The church is organized in dioceses led by bishops, and it promotes inclusivity, community service, and engagement with contemporary social issues while maintaining its spiritual and doctrinal heritage. Overall, it functions as a Protestant church with a rich history intertwined with Ireland’s cultural identity.