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Urgent Update for all Masses

March 13, 2020

13 Mar 2020

For update with regard to Masses during the coming weeks, please check the parish bulletin.

in News /by ourladyofpeace

On the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, parishioners who had babies baptised during 2019 were invited to have there babies blessed in the church of St. Mary’s Knockbridge and in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Kilkerley. The blessing took place during the Sunday Mass.

in News, Recent Events, Uncategorized /by Kathleen Byrne

Parish Fun Day 2019

September 7, 2019

07 Sep 2019

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in Kilkerley and Knockbridge Parishes, News, Recent Events /by ourladyofpeace

Visit from Haiti’s Orphanage Project ESPWA (Hope)

March 11, 2017

11 Mar 2017

Local man Kieran Tansey is taking up the challenge of outreach, he is just one of those who give of their time to help those in the developing world.

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in News, Recent Events /by ourladyofpeace

Louth Village Girl Guides donate to St. Mary’s Special School Drumcar

September 28, 2015

28 Sep 2015

On Friday the 25th of September, the Louth Village Girl Guides made a fantastic donation of €400 to a very worthy cause, St. Mary’s Special School, Drumcar.

Along with their Guide leaders Mary Mc Donnell, Aine Mc Mahon, Eimer Cosgrove, Olivia Rooney, Dana Sheridan, Sarah Englishby and Shauna Smyth the girls collected “brown penneys” and did a sponsored walk to raise this amount.

The cheque which totalled €400 was greatly received by the Principal of St. Mary’s Special School Kevin Toale and class teacher Aoife Byrne. Kevin thanked all the leaders and guides for their genoristy and support and spoke to the girls about the special kind of work they do in St. Marys and that this kind of money would go along way in helping these children and their families.

in Louth Parish, News /by ourladyofpeace

€15,000 Allocated by Council for Traffic Calming

September 3, 2015

03 Sep 2015

€15,000 has been allocated by the County Council for traffic calming measures in Louth Village. A series of public meetings were called by Fr. Sean Quinn who is concerned about speeding through the village after a lady had to be taken to hospital with minor injuries after a collision & with the increased amount of children using the new playground.
Following a meeting in the community centre on 17th August which was attended by councillors Liam Reilly, Delores Minogue & Pearse McGeough & also TD Peter Fitzpatrick, the County Council has allocated €15,000 to possibly install ramps, signage and/or a pedestrian crossing.