Supporting Irish people in England and Wales since 1957

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Prisoners

We visit prisoners, offering an advice and information service to them and their families and encourage fairer treatment in prisons.

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Travellers

Advocating for the human rights of Travellers and help to improve their situation in the criminal justice system.

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Seniors

We provide emotional, spiritual and practical support, as well as advocacy services for seniors.

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There are many more people who would benefit from our services if we had the resources. We’d be grateful for any help you can offer either by becoming a volunteer or by donating.

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Recent/Upcoming Events

Friday, 8th Nov 2024

Annual Service of Remembrance

Monday, 4th Mar 2024

Chaplaincy on-line Lent Retreat

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Recent News

November 28, 2024 General

How to apply to Irish Government 'Mother and Baby' compensation scheme

The Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme has been open for some months. Their useful website gives guidance on how to apply, who can apply and institutio (more...)

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November 9, 2024 General

Prayers and memories shared at our Remembrance Service

St Patrick's Chapel, Westminster Cathedral was overflowing with those who came to take part in our annual Service of Remembrance on 8 November. Bishop Paul McAl (more...)

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Recent Blog Posts

September 28, 2024

Dignity and Hope On Life's Final Journey

This is the first in a four part series reflecting on the work of the Irish Chaplaincy Seniors by its manager Paul Raymond. Ten years ago this month my Mum, Ang (more...)

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October 23, 2023

A Tax That Is Not Yet Paid

It was a good question they asked him: "Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar?" It was certainly a good question in Jesus' time, when the Romans were exploiting t (more...)

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Stories of Hope

Meet the people supported by the Irish Chaplaincy and read their inspiring stories of hope.

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Ann's Story

Ann, like many of her generation, emigrated from her native Dublin to London in (more...)

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Joe's Story

Joe was known to the Irish Council for Prisoners Overseas (ICPO), a project of t (more...)

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Vera's Story

"The calls from the Irish Chaplaincy are wonderful. They make me feel so human. (more...)

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Emma's Story

A Reason to Live Our wonderful team is currently supporting a 35-year-old woman (more...)

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Mamie's Story

Where's the Bishop? Mamie, who was born in Limerick in 1931 and grew up in Dubli (more...)

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The Irish Chaplaincy is the only charity supporting Irish prisoners across the whole of England and Wales. As a result of the research we’ve introduced, many prisons have rethought their approach to Travellers. We believe in a fairer more just society.

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Welcome. Fáilte.

Supporting excluded, vulnerable and isolated Irish people in
England and Wales since 1957.