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Farm deaths leave ‘cavern of darkness’ Farm deaths and accidents leave a “cavern of darkness” for those they affect, Bishop Denis Nulty said during an ecumenical prayer gathering on June 25. Accidents cause “devastation to families and farms”, the bishop of Kildare and Leighlin said at the 10th ecumenical remembrance service in Abbeyleix. “The more…

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No consultation with Mary Immaculate staff who are ‘in the dark’ until November

Mary Immaculate College leadership will not be consulting staff until November 2023 regarding the historic negotiation between Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and University of Limerick (UL) for closer alignment. MIC President Eugene Wall announced in an email that staff won’t be consulted until after the first phase of negotiations conclude in September or October. The…

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Report lays bare reality of abortion in Ireland

Abortion providers in Ireland have expressed moral doubts about the ‘service’, saying it can be “very, very difficult”, according to a peer reviewed article published last week. The article entitled “I suppose we’ve all been on a bit of a journey’: a qualitative study on providers’ lived experiences with liberalised abortion care in the Republic…

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