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Most Reverend Martin Drennan, the Bishop of Galway, Kilmacduagh and the apostolic administrator of Kilfenora, has made the following diocesan appointments with effect from Friday January 1 2010.

Reflections on Faith and Prayer is a series of short reflections that will be provided in the Castlebar Parish Church each evening between 5.10pm and 5.30pm starting on Monday November 9 and continuing daily until Friday November 13.

A new locally based pastoral council structure has been established in the Diocese of Ossory. This new development resulted from a major review of the Ossory Diocesan Forum which saw the need for a more decentralised and locally based structure.

For those considering toning up and losing some inches in the run up to party season why not visit the Power Plate Studio, First Floor Unit 10, N5 Business Park, Castlebar, where you can achieve effective results in as little as 15 minutes a day.

People intending to visit Knock Shrine tomorrow (Saturday) in the hope of seeing an apparition of the Virgin Mary are being warned that staring at the sun can be damaging to their eyes.

Right at the heart of Galway city lies one of its oldest and most frequented establishments, the Augustinian, and this Christmas the church’s renowned choir launch a heart-warming collection of Christmas carols.

The Society of St Vincent de Paul Flood Relief Committee would like to thank all those who have generously donated to date and who are continuing to donate for the victims of the flooding in the Athlone area. The fund presently stands at €150,000.

Fr Denis McManus from Swinford died peacefully on Christmas Day 2009 at the Spiritan (Holy Ghost) nursing home in Kimmage Manor, Dublin.

Anthony Ryan’s annual fashion show devoted exclusively to Communion wear will take place at Anthony Ryan’s on Tuesday January 19 at 7.30pm.

DEFIANT Bishop of Galway Dr Martin Drennan, who has refused to bow to calls for his resignation after his name was mentioned in The Murphy report into the handling of child abuse in the Dublin archdiocese, is to speak face to face with Pope Benedict in the Vatican next month as the pontiff draws up a response to the Irish abuse scandal.