President Connolly Calls for Hope in Christmas Message

Ireland’s New President Fails To Mention Jesus In Christmas Message, Praises ‘Diversity’

Ireland has long been divided along religious lines — Protestant Northern Ireland and the Catholic Republic of Ireland, both of which hold that Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior, have often been at odds — but the nation’s new president, Catherine Connolly, omitted Jesus entirely from her Christmas message.Connolly’s message, posted via X, was broadly mocked for its focus on things that had nothing to do with the Christmas season, much less the Chr…

Erin Go BLECH! New Ireland President Leaves Out a Pretty Key Detail From Her Christmas Message

New Ireland President Catherine Connolly's Christmas message omits key Christian references.

‘We celebrate this Christmas season acutely aware of the challenges facing Ireland and the wider world’ – President Catherine Connolly gives her Christmas message

In her first Christmas address as Uachtarán na hÉireann, Catherine Connolly has said that “we must use our voices” to tackle issues that we are facing at home in Ireland, and across the world.

President Connolly calls for ‘peaceful resolution’ to war and conflict in first Christmas message

President Connolly said she celebrates the Christmas season ‘acutely aware of the challenges facing Ireland and the wider world’.

'A very happy and joyful Christmas': President Catherine Connolly releases Christmas message

"We think of those who are missing loved ones, those who may be struggling or without a home, those who are ill, and those who feel alone and lonely"

President Connolly calls for hope in Christmas message

The President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, has used her first Christmas message to extend warm greetings to people at home and abroad, while urging reflection on shared values of kindness, tolerance and respect.