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The chorus and soloists of Dunmore Musical Society will present Carols by Candlelight in the beautiful setting of the Church of the Holy Rosary, Castlebar, on Friday December 17 at 8pm.

Next summer a Kilkenny-based group of Young Irish Film Makers (YIFM) will travel to Ecuador to set up a digital film making project to help young people in danger of becoming street children.

The WhistleBlast Quartet will host a free public recital at 6pm on Wednesday November 24 in St Mary’s Augustinian Church, Ballyhaunis.

The next church service will be held on Sunday September 5 at The Church of the Holy Rosary, Castlebar, at 3.30pm.

A fundraiser in aid of Martin Folan who has been working with the poor in St Vincent, West Indies, for the past two and a half years will take place at the Tertiary Hall, Claddagh Church, on Sunday next August 8 from 10am to 4pm.

Approximately 150 people turned up at Knock this week in the hope of witnessing a new miraculous apparation after self-proclaimed visionary Joe Coleman forecast another apparation, this time not of Our Lady, but Jesus Christ.

The charity table quiz will be held in Garvey’s Bar on Monday 21 at 8.15pm in aid of Lotus Lives and the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul.

Just last Friday Kilkenny made history when the Church of Ireland installed the first ever female Dean of Ossory at St Canice’s Cathedral. The Very Rev Katharine Poulton now holds the prestigious position and resides here in Kilkenny at the deanery. It was a big day for the COI community and the ceremony was fittingly prestigious.

A Mayo school teacher has been busy distributing rosary beads to schools throughout the parish in a bid to generate hope in society. Ms Detta Molloy along with a team of volunteers have so far distributed almost 20,000 rosary beads with Rosary of Hope booklets. People are being asked to say a decade of the Rosary every day in May for their own special intention and children in particular are encouraged to take part.

A Mayo school teacher has been busy distributing rosary beads to schools throughout the parish in a bid to generate hope in society. Ms Detta Molloy along with a team of volunteers have so far distributed almost 20,000 rosary beads with Rosary of Hope booklets. People are being asked to say a decade of the Rosary every day in May for their own special intention and children in particular are encouraged to take part.