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A Youth Blessing prepared by Joanne O’Brien, Director of Youth Ministry in the diocese and filmed by Paul Corey was launched on Sunday, 9th May, at 12noon.  Our younger parishioners primary secondary and college-age are encouraged to avail of this blessing. It is available for viewing by clicking on the link below or at www.killaloediocese.ie.  It includes some lovely scenes

We regret to announce the death of Fr Christy Burke C.S.Sp.  He died on Saturday (23^rd) in Nazareth House where, having moved from Kimmage, he resided since 2020.  He was aged 83.

Born on 26^th May 1937 to Mary-Ellen (née Fitzgerald) and Tom Burke of Kilmaley House, Kilmaley, Co. Clare.  Christy attended Kilmaley N.S. and CBS Ennis. 

Congratulations are extended to Canon Michael McLaughlin on the Special Occasion of his Diamond Jubilee (60th Anniversary) of his ordination to the Priesthood 11th June 2020.  Canon Michael answered the call of the Lord to be his loyal servant.  May God bless him with many more happy and healthy years of peace and joy.

Fr  Haugh served  here in the parish as curate from 1963 – 1978,

https://vimeo.com/404641044

Thanks to Paschal Brooks.

Thanks to Paschal Brooks  The Story of Fr. Joe Haugh

https://vimeo.com/404367782

Paschal Brooks, Camera call 24/7 086 2588565

Fr Joseph Haugh, Doonbeg, Co. Clare

Born on July 28th 1932, Fr Joe was a native of Coolmeen, Co. Clare and was a priest of the Diocese of Killaloe for 63 years.  He was a past pupil of St Flannan’s College, Ennis. He studied for the priesthood at St Patrick’s College, Maynooth and was ordained in Nenagh on June

Due to Covid-19  Kilmaley Day Care Centre will remain closed but is providing a support service to any person(s) requiring shopping or medication to be collected or a dinner to be delivered.  Please contact the centre directly on 065 6839768 to arrange this service.

In light of the most recent Covid 19 restrictions, the Parish Office will be closed to the public, but all parish business will continue by way of telephone on 065 6839735 or via e-mail at kilmaleyparish@gmail.ie.

Closure of Churches
All churches in the parish will now remain closed until at least 12^th April.  This is partially due to

• Killaloe Diocese responds to Government recommendations in relation to COVID -19 (Corona Virus) Pandemic

   

  Pastoral Message of Bishop Fintan Monahan

  Killaloe Diocese

   

  12^th March 2020

   

   

  Following the recommendations of the Government and Public Health Authorities this morning, the Diocese of Killaloe wishes to put measures in place to help ensure the containment of the virus and the protection