Search Results for 'Cambodia'
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Nothing thorny about the Mayo Rose
Who doesn’t love a rose? They are colourful, delicate, if not a little prickly.
Mayo grandmother speaks at World Family Congress
Catherine Wiley, a grandmother from Mayo, has addressed the World Family Congress in Milan this May, asking: “Will our grandchildren be Catholics?”
Grandparents gearing up for Knock pilgrimage
Preparations are under way for the annual National Grandparents Pilgrimage to Knock Shrine on Sunday September 11. Upwards of 15,000 pilgrims are expected to Knock on one of the shrine’s busiest days of the year. Archbishop Michael Neary from Tuam will celebrate Mass at 3pm, which will be preceded by the Anointing of the Sick at 2pm and followed by the Rosary.
The Best Restaurant in Connaught for 2011
This is the award that owners Terry Commons and Alan Wong won just a few weeks ago at The Restaurants Association of Ireland Awards ceremony in Dublin.
Craft well-being show comes to town
Mount Wolseley plays host to the Craft Well-being Show, a charity fundraiser on Sunday, August 3, 2008 in aid of several charities including New Dawn.
NUIG Human Rights expert publishes new book on genocide
The latest book by Professor Bill Schabas, director of the Irish Centre for Human Rights at NUI Galway, addresses the ‘crime of crimes’ - genocide.
Charity night for Concern in The Crane
The Crane Bar, Sea Road, will host a night of music, song, and dance on Thursday October 15 at 9.30pm to raise funds for Concern’s work in Cambodia.
