Feast Days

Monday 17th, St. Patrick, was born probably in the early years of the fifth-century in the Roman colony of Britain. He was taken captive at the age of sixteen and brought to Ireland where he was sold as a slave….
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland.
Monday 17th, St. Patrick, was born probably in the early years of the fifth-century in the Roman colony of Britain. He was taken captive at the age of sixteen and brought to Ireland where he was sold as a slave….
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Please support Community Connect on Sunday the 23rd of March: Community Connect Drive & Drop Donation Day will take place on Sunday the 23rd of March, here in the Holy Rosary car park from 10.30am to 1.30pm. Help us to…
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Tuesday, March 11th, St. Aengus was a monk in Clonenagh, Co. Laois, who came to the monastery at Tallaght at the end of the eighth century during the abbacy of Muelruain to spend a period under his direction. He was…
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After much thought and consultation with the Parish Pastoral Council, it has been decided that there will be one Mass for the Town Station areas and one Mass for the Rural Station areas. The main reason is because of the…
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The Alpha Youth Group continues to meet on Wednesday evenings. We ask you to keep the young people involved in the group in your prayers.
Lenten Activities: On every Sunday evening during Lent, a prayer service will take place in Holy Rosary @ 5pm
“Prayer, Meditation and Contemplation: Tools for the Spiritual Journey” consists of two talks to be given by Fr. Gerard Condon. They are reflections on some of the ways, old and new, that we can practice personal prayer and deepen our…
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After the eight signs of hope for our time, Pope Francis puts two ‘appeals for hope’ before us. We read the first one last weekend and this is the second one: “Another heartfelt appeal that I would make in light…
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