Community Water Development Fund 2022 is now open. This Fund is administered by the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) and is designed to encourage and support local communities to engage in the delivery of local projects and initiatives on water quality, biodiversity loss and climate change.  Grants may range from €500 to €25,000. Projects can include  1. […]

The annual Parish Report was distributed recently. In the report you will find the Parish Calendar, the End of Year Letter, a Financial Statement and a packet of envelopes for each week or a single envelope incorporating all collections. We express our sincere and heartfelt thanks for your support, your friendship and your loyalty. If […]

    Recently, Alan Moore, from the Clonmel Municipal District, and Sean O’Farrell, from Thurles Municipal District, both had fascinating articles published about their environmentalist activism. The links are below.  Alan, from the Clonmel Suircan group, is doing great work as part of Hedgerows Ireland (as well as being involved in other impactful environmental projects) and […]

A great opportunity for somebody with family support experience to influence policy to improve children and young people’s lives in the county!  Children and Young People’s Services Committee (CYPSC) is a county level committee that brings together the main statutory, community and voluntary providers of services to work together for better outcomes for children and […]

Ninth Collection: This was traditionally the Priests’ Christmas Collection, and it was taken up last weekend. If you were away or missed out you may hand in your contribution at any time. We sincerely thank all who support our parish collections.

   **Don’t forget to check the deadlines when applying for the grants** Community Activities Fund (CEP) Dec 2021 Tipperary County Council is launching a new scheme called The Community Activities Fund to support community groups. The total amount of funding available is €199,381 and it is estimated that each grant will be €2000. The scheme […]

Active Public Consultations/Notices Burial Ground Bye-Laws 2021  Tipperary County Council has recently published its Draft Burial Ground Bye-Laws, for which you are invited to give your views and make submissions.  To view Draft Burial Ground Bye-Laws please visit https://consultations.tipperarycoco.ie/sites/default/files/2021-11/Burial%20Ground%20Bye%20laws%20291021.pdf  A copy of the Draft Bye-Laws will also be made available on request.  How to make a […]

We ask those coming into the church to wear a face covering. We again encourage you to follow the direction of the stewards/ushers at each Mass. Please sanitize your hands entering and leaving the church and at all times respect appropriate distancing. The Collection Box is in the porch of the Church if you wish […]

The annual Parish Report is ready for distribution and is available in the sacristy of the church. In the report you will find the Parish Calendar, the End of Year Letter, a Financial Statement and a packet of envelopes for each week or a single envelope incorporating all collections. We express our sincere and heartfelt thanks […]

Lay Pastoral Ministry and Leadership Course: One of the actions emerging from the diocesan pastoral plan Seeds of Hope is supporting and guiding lay people in leadership and pastoral ministry. The Archdiocese is offering each parish two places on a two-year certificate programme in Lay Pastoral Ministry and Leadership. For further information please email pastoral.office@cashel-emly.ie or contact Katherine […]

Sincere thanks to all who have contributed. Proceeds will be forwarded this week to the Diocesan Office. 

Eighth Collection: this collection was traditionally the schools collection, and was taken up last weekend. You may hand in your envelope at any time that is convenient for you. Sincere thanks to all who have contributed thus far. 

As the winter nights set in we ask all parishioners to keep a special eye out for the elderly and those who live alone. If anyone notices any suspicious activity or vehicles in the area, we ask them to contact the local Gardaí. Let us as a community care for one another.

If you are a secondary school student from TY year upwards, who is willing to be involved in your parish/school, why not participate in the Pope John Paul II Award. The Award can be completed over the course of 12 -16 months through voluntary activity in parish and community. Fr. Vincent Stapleton, the Diocesan Director […]