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Large turnout for first Mass at Clonmel's reopened Friary Church

A large crowd flocked to the former Franciscan Friary Church in Clonmel for the celebration of the first weekly Mass under its new name, the Abbey House of Prayer. An estimated 450 to 500 people attended the 10am Mass on Tuesday, June 13 proving the ...

22 Jun 2023 at 17:00

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Clonmel's Friary Church to reopen daily as a house of prayer as well as for weekly Mass

Clonmel’s Franciscan Friary church is reopening not just for the celebration of a weekly Mass but as a place of worship you can visit daily to pray and light a candle. The much loved Friary Church will reopen as the Abbey House of Prayer next ...

08 Jun 2023 at 19:41

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Blessing of the Lilies ceremony planned at Clonmel's Abbey House of Prayer

A Blessing of the Lilies ceremony will take place at a Mass to mark the Feast of St Anthony in Clonmel's Abbey House of Prayer this Thursday, June 13 at 10am. The Mass and blessing ceremony will take place on the first anniversary of the ...

11 Jun 2024 at 18:30

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Carrick-on-Suir's former Friary church to reopen as Indian Orthodox church

Carrick-on-Suir’s former Franciscan Friary church is to reopen soon as the new St Kuriakose Indian Orthodox Church. Carrick-on-Suir Development Association has sold the Carrickbeg based church building to the Malankara (Indian) Orthodox ...

11 Oct 2024 at 17:00

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Prayer group express 'great disappointment' at decision to close Clonmel's former Friary church

The voluntary group that has enabled Clonmel’s former Friary church to continue as a place of worship over the past 18 months has expressed “great disappointment” at the Franciscan Order’s decision to permanently close the church from ...

23 Dec 2024 at 09:44

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Prayer group hands back keys of Clonmel church and hopes for contact from Franciscans

The Abbey House of Prayer Group handed back the keys of Clonmel’s former Friary Church on Monday and is waiting to see if the Franciscan Order will respond to its request and the requests of local politicians to enter into talks to ...

29 Jan 2025 at 14:00

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Sit-in at Clonmel church enters its third week as dispute over closure remains deadlocked

The sit-in at Clonmel’s former Friary Church over the Franciscans’ decision to close it permanently is entering its third week with those involved in the protest refusing the religious order’s request to end their “illegal” ...

15 Jan 2025 at 11:38

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UPDATE: Group vows to continue protest at Clonmel church despite High Court action

The Abbey House of Prayer Group has vowed to continue their protest at Clonmel's former Friary church over the decision to close it as place of worship despite the Franciscan Order initiating High Court action to compel ...

17 Jan 2025 at 15:30

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High Court case over sit-in at Clonmel's former Friary church adjourned

Caption for photo above: Abbey House of Prayer Group members with TD Mattie McGrath outside the Four Courts in Dublin: from left: Joe Hawkins, Mattie McGrath, Pat O’Gorman, Noel Morrissey, Peter Powell and Joe ...

22 Jan 2025 at 10:30

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Prayer group urges Franciscans to enter into talks as sit-in at Clonmel church ends

The sit-in protest at Clonmel's former Friary church has ended after the Abbey House of Prayer Group gave a voluntary undertaking in the High Court yesterday (Thursday, January 23) to vacate the building. The ...

24 Jan 2025 at 16:15

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