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  • What time are the services at?

    We have two Sunday services each week at 9:45 AM and 11:15 AM. Each service lasts about 70 minutes.

  • Where are you located?

    We meet at Screen 6, Vue Cinema, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Irishtown, Dublin 22, D22 W2F2.


    When you enter the cinema, our Team will be there to greet you and show you where to go.

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  • What should I expect at a Sunday service?

    Our services are relaxed, encouraging, and centered on Jesus. Expect live worship, practical teaching, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. There is tea & coffee in the foyer after the first service and before the second service.

  • Do you have something for kids?

    During Service 1 (9:45am), we have a full Expectation Kids Program along with a space for Parents & Tots.


    During Service 2 (11:15am), we offer a space for Parents & Tots - this is unsupervised so parents must stay with their little one(s). We don’t have a full Expectation Kids Program during Service 2 at this time.


    Expectation FUTURE, our youth group sit together on Row 3 every Sunday. They also meet every Friday evening during term time.

    Expectation Kids
    Expectation Youth
  • Is there parking available?

    Free parking is available. At the end of service, on your way out the door of Screen 6, a member of the team will hand you a free parking ticket to scan as you leave the car park.

  • Do I need to have a faith to attend?

    Not at all. Everyone is welcome, whether you're exploring faith or have followed Jesus for years.

  • Is the venue accessible?

    Yes, the cinema is fully wheelchair accessible, including bathrooms and seating.

  • Is Expectation Church part of a denomination?

    Expectation is part of ‘Christian Churches Ireland’. A movement of self-governing churches who’ve made a commitment to work together for mutual support and the spread of the gospel in Ireland and beyond.

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