Month: August 2015

Diversifying patronage in the Irish education system could lead to segregation and exclusion, according to the chair of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Education and Social Protection. Dublin Mid-West Labour TD Joanna Tuffy told The Irish Catholic that in her view, “increasing diversity is not a good approach as it doesn’t cater for villages, and…

On Saturday over 1,000 participants took part in the national dawn walk for cancer which involved a 10km journey over Mount Leinster, from The Nine Stones to the picturesque village of Myshall, Co. Carlow.Bishop Denis Nulty, broadcaster Olivia O’Learyand Donal Walsh’s mother Elma took part in the event which was organised by the Irish Cancer…

Eco-Congregation Ireland (ECI) is calling on parishes and faith communities throughout Ireland to observe Creation Time by holding climate justice services and events between September 1 and October 4. Creation Time, which is celebrated every year by churches throughout the world, is an opportunity for Christians to reflect on the mystery of Creation and the…