New CD to be launched for Killimer’s commemoration of St Imy
CELEBRATIONS for St Imy in Killimer will see the launch of a new CD.
Fintan Monahan
Fr Iggy to retire as St Flannan’s College principal
FR Ignatius McCormack is to retire as principal of St Flannan’s College in September.
Bishop Fintan says Pope Francis leaves ‘immense’ spiritual & pastoral legacy
*Bishop Fintan Monahan meeting Pope Francis. POPE FRANCIS has left an “immense” spiritual and pastoral legacy, the Bishop of Killaloe has said.
‘Willie was a radical in the true sense of the word’ – mourners come out in their thousands for Bishop Willie
ENNIS CATHEDRAL was at full capacity as the people of Clare and further afield came out in their droves to celebrate the life of their beloved Bishop Willie Walsh.
Beloved Willie Walsh dies aged 90
WILLIE WALSH, the former Bishop of the Killaloe Diocese has died unexpectedly.
HSE given deadline over planned €25m hospitals for lands at St Flannan’s College
*Teachers at St Flannan’s College where the site is earmarked for. AN BORD PLEANÁLA has given the HSE a deadline of later this month to confirm that there is Uisce Éireann capacity to accommodate its contentious plan for a €25m community hospital on diocesan-owned green space at St Flannan’s college.
Bishop Fintan launches online hub for Jubilee Year
*Bishop Fintan Monahan. BISHOP FINTAN Monahan has launched a dedicated online page in preparation for Jubilee Year 2025.
Bishop Fintan designated as delegate for Holy Year
BISHOP of the Killaloe Diocese, Fintan Monahan has been designated as the delegate of the Irish for the Jubilee Year 2025.
Diocese of Killaloe records three new vocations
*Bishop Fintan Monahan. FOLLOWING successive years of falling vocations and the retirement of priests, the Diocese of Killaloe is celebrating the news that three men from counties Clare and Tipperary will enter the seminary at Maynooth later this month.
Ten Clare parishes involved in church nature project responding to biodiversity crisis
Fr Martin Shanahan with Inagh Tidy Towns members Ray O’Shaughnessy, Eileen Ryan, Angela Malone and Clare County Council’s Biodiversity Officer, Barry O’Loughlin (Photo Credit: Rocket Science Media). TEN CLARE parishes are playing their part to carry out biodiversity actions on twelve church grounds across the county.