Other Archbishops of the Anglican Communion (Wales, Armagh and Dublin)
How to Address Other Archbishops of the Anglican Communion
The recommended style of address is as follows:
| Beginning of letter | Dear Archbishop |
| End of letter | Yours sincerely |
| Envelope | The Most Rev the Lord Archbishop of Wales; The Most Rev the Lord Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland; The Most Rev the Lord Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland |
| Verbal address | Archbishop |
| Description in conversation | The Archbishop of Wales/Armagh/Dublin |
Signatures
The Archbishop of the Church in Wales signs himself (after a cross) Forename Cambrensis; the Archbishop of Armagh signs himself Alan Armagh, and the Archbishop of Dublin signs himself John Dublin.
Retired Archbishops
On resigning, an Archbishop reverts to the status of a Bishop, and should in principal be addressed as Rt Rev rather than Most Rev. By courtesy, however, he may still be addressed as Archbishop, unless he is actually appointed as a Bishop in this country - when he will be addressed as a Bishop.
