Where we work

Dublin, Ireland

Amoveo’s approach is the same wherever we work: we listen, we collaborate, and we invest. In Dublin, that means joining faith-based partners already serving the city — pastors, counselors, and community leaders — and walking alongside the work they’re already doing.

Our staff in Dublin live incarnationally in the city, building relationships that take years to mature. They ask questions before offering answers, and they treat local leaders as the experts on their own community.

When the work points toward something concrete — sustaining a counseling practice, supporting a church plant, walking with someone through recovery — we direct resources to make it possible.

It’s rarely flashy and almost never finished quickly. But it’s the kind of investment that takes hold and stays.

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Our Local Staff

Ben and Dorine Linn

Ben and Dorine Linn moved from the United States to Dublin in January 2017 with their four (now-adult) children — Ray, David, Maya, and Zeke. They came to put down deep roots in a city where lasting change is built across years, not weeks.

Dorine is a psychotherapist qualified in both the U.S. and Ireland, with a particular focus on complex trauma and addiction recovery within families. Ben serves as a pastor at City Church Dublin, an evangelical church on the eastern edge of the city centre.

Now in their tenth year in Dublin, the Linns are deeply embedded in the life of the city.

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