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20 Jan 2026
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Speakers at the conference: Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan, David Quinn, John Lacken, Mark Hamilton and Jacki Ascough
The Future of Catholic Education is a one day conference looking at the future of Irish Catholic schools and the alternatives. The conference will take place on 20th October in the Clonmel Park Hotel. Registration at 10am. Cost is €25 per person, €40 for a couple. Cost includes morning refreshments and carvery lunch.
Opening address will be by Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan. Other speakers include David Quinn, founder of the Iona Institute; John Lacken, secretary of Lumen Fidei Institute, Mark Hamilton, Principal Rockbrook Park Secondary School in Dublin and Jacki Ascough, Catholic Home-education consultant and Homeschooling mother of 7.
This conference is a must for anyone who has concerns about Catholic education in Ireland; parents, teachers, principals, educators and all interested parties are welcome to attend! Contact 0861738399 to book or for more information.
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