Dermot Pius Farrell

DERMOT PIUS FARRELL

Born: November 22, 1954
Deceased:

Bishop of Ossory, 2018-2020
Archbishop of Dublin, 2020-present

Bishop of Ossory

Archbishop of Dublin

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Per chevron enhanced Or and gules a lion rampant of the first bearing in the paws an open book argent the leaves chrged with the letters Alpha and Omega of the second and in chief two crosses-pattee of the last. Motto: Adiutorium Nostrum In Nomine Domini.

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The arms were officially granted on April 6, 2018. In Dublin he uses his arms impaled with the arms of the Archdiocese.

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