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in 2009, replacing the B.Th. degree which was offered until 2010. The memorandum of understanding with
Trinity was revised in 2018. The Institute also offers a Certificate in Christian Theology and Practice (CCTP), and is run through the Church of Ireland and Trinity College Dublin. This course is a
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was built by architect George P. Beater (1850-1928) in 1894, following the addition of a residential wing by architect Ian
Roberts, the Divinity Hostel, moved there in 1963, and was officially opened in 1964.. In 1969, the Church of Ireland Library was moved to the site of the Divinity Hostel, and a
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Ireland clergy were trained for the priesthood by attending Trinity College Dublin, studying at the divinity school. In 1873, following the Dublin University Act, Trinity officially became a non-denominational university. While most
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prerequisite for ordinands hoping to study for the M.Th., and is also used for the training of lay readers within the Church. This lay readers course is a combination of distant learning (online), and contact time in CITI, and in the
Diocese.
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In 1980 the Church of
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and the college board governed the divinity school. In 1913 the "Divinity Hostel" was set up in two buildings in
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allowed his property on Mountjoy Square to be used by the Hostel. In 1961 the Church of Ireland RCB purchased
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in 1871, nevertheless, the University Bill continued the practice of
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Diocese of Kilmore, Elphin & Ardagh, March 26, 2016.
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