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It’s nothing formal, just getting together for a meal and a chat at midday on the second Sunday of every month.
If you are organising one of tomorrow’s events, here is a table sign to let people know where you are.
Just print out enough copies, and fold them down the centre.
If you are attending, please look out for these signs on the tables.
Would you like to meet some other atheists for a Sunday brunch once a month? It’s nothing formal, just getting together for a meal and a chat at midday on the second Sunday of every month.
We hope that it will help to cater for people who can’t easily get to the evening events that Atheist Ireland organizes.
There’s no entry fee, just pay for your own food. And it is family friendly, with children welcome, as are theists if accompanied by a responsible atheist!
Atheist Ireland’s first Secular Sunday, Second Sunday, Second Breakfast, will be at midday on Sunday 10 February in the Trinity Capital Hotel in Pearse Street in Dublin.
Here’s the Facebook event page.
There will also be a Second Sunday brunch in Cork on 10 February, with details of the venue to be announced.
If you would like to arrange one in your locality, please let us know and we will help to promote it. Just pick a suitable venue, check with them that they will keep some space available, and turn up and enjoy yourself.
It doesn’t have to be a big event. The first one you arrange might have just three or four people, but it can grow gradually as people hear what a wonderful time you had!
Please let us know here or on the Atheist Ireland Facebook Group if you would like to arrange or attend a Second Sunday brunch in your area.
Time for this week’s Secular Sunday. As has now become traditional, I promise big changes very soon. But not today.
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It’s time for another Secular Sunday. No major improvements this week due to time constraints but be patient. Change is coming.
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It’s time for this week’s Secular Sunday!
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Welcome to this week’s Secular Sunday.
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Wakey wakey, rise and shine! It’s obscenely early but here’s this week’s Secular Sunday!
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Some of the thousands who marched in Dublin on Saturday in memory of Savita Halappanavar
Welcome to this week’s Secular Sunday.
Secular Sunday #71 – Life And Death
Time for another Secular Sunday, which as well as the latest news and upcoming events, contains a profile of Rebecca Watson who’ll be speaking at the Empowering Women Through Secularism conference in June, and a focus on the case of Marie Fleming and the right to die.
- Derek Walsh, Editor
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