History of Christianity in Ireland

History of Christianity in Ireland
General
Religion in Ireland
Pre-Norman
Early Christian Ireland Celtic Christianity Celtic Rite
Early Christian Leaders
Patron saints of Ireland: St Patrick St Brigid St Columba Twelve Apostles of Ireland
Post-Norman period
Plantations of Ireland Reformation in Ireland Recusancy in Ireland Penal Laws Priest hunter Catholic emancipation Irish Church Disestablishment
Denominations
Catholic Church in Ireland Church of Ireland Presbyterian Church in Ireland Methodist Church in Ireland
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History of Christianity
in the British Isles
General
Anglican Communion Catholic Church in England and Wales Calendar of saints (Church of England) Religion in Ireland Religion in Scotland Celtic Christianity Religion in Wales
Early
Christianity in Roman Britain Legend of Christ in Britain
Medieval
Early Christian Ireland 400–800 Christianity in Medieval Scotland Christianisation of Anglo-Saxon England Anglo-Saxon Christianity Celtic Rite Hiberno-Scottish mission
Early Modern
Dissolution of the monasteries Welsh Bible Scottish Reformation Wars of the Three Kingdoms Bishops' Wars English Civil War Book of Common Order Puritanism and the Restoration
Eighteenth century to present
18th century Church of England 19th century Church of England Church of England (recent) Catholic emancipation Disestablishment of the Irish Church Religion in Scotland - present Welsh Methodist revival 1904–1905 Welsh Revival Disestablishment of the Welsh Church Church of Scotland Act 1921
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All main Christian churches are organised on an all-island basis. Roman Catholicism is the largest religious denomination, representing over 60% of the population of the island and about 69% of the population of the Republic of Ireland.^[1]

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