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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Jimmy Flynn and Fr Tom Flynn outside St Molleran's Church after the renovations began last August.
The first masses at the refurbished and re-roofed St Molleran's Church in Carrickbeg were celebrated at the weekend.
Carickbeg & Windgap parishoners flocked to their revamped parish church at the top of Friary Hill on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Bishop of Waterford & Lismore Most Rev. Alphonsus Cullinan will visit the church this Thursday, April 6 to perform the sacrement of Confirmation for students of Crehana National School.
The eight-month long renovation project that included the replacement of the roof and redecoration of the church's interior, was completed last Saturday morning.
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