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This week Team Wedding at the Bloomfield House Hotel are top tipping it with all you need to know on planning your big day. The Bloomfield finds the following timeline to work well, and more importantly, to leave plenty of stress-free time before the big day to simply enjoy.

Fr Gerard Byrne from Corby in England is to cycle the 32 counties of Ireland in support of Bóthar, and he will pass through Castlebar on July 21.

A giant boy will be running through the streets of Galway, with a butterfly net in his hand, trying to catch a minotaur, a wolf, and other giant and wonderful beasts.

A man who indecently assaulted and raped a 10-year-old boy in Galway city 35 years ago while he was a Redemptorist student priest has been sentenced to five years in prison, with the final two and half years suspended.

An official report on the prejudices of Irish people towards Travellers written by Westport author and priest, Fr Michael McGreil was launched by a Government Minister this week.

O, hurry, where by water, among the trees,

COMEDIAN, ACTOR, sketch writer, and Arsenal fan, Joe Rooney is a brilliant comedian and one of the most popular of Irish comics on the circuit today.

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.

FOLLOWING THE spectacular launch in early May, the monthly 'First Friday' Comedy Club at the CO-OP Moycullen continues on the Bank Holiday weekend with another strong line-up on Friday June 4. Stand-up comic,voice over artist,writer and actor Joe Rooney has many strings to his huge and acomplished bow.

Margaret McKenna Mullan’s new play No Harm Done is the touching story of Gerald and Maura Mulholland, whose family are rocked to the core when they receive some devastating news regarding their favourite son, the priest. Jealousy and conflict come to the fore as the story develops. Margaret has the gift of mixing laughter with tears in this moving drama.