Rath graveyard face-lift ahead of annual Mass

Preparations are well underway at Rathass Graveyard for the annual Mass which will take place on July 8th at 7.30pm.

Members of the volunteer committee have been busy brightening up the graveyard with an impressive 2,200 flowers now being planted around the People’s Altar. 

The work got underway at 7am last Thursday morning (June 4th) when Don and Bill from Liscahane Nursery delivered the plants.

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Volunteer call for rewilding project at St Brendan’s

The voluntary group 30/30 Vision Caring for Creation attached to St Brendan’s Parish are busy at work in the grounds of the church with the aim of returning 30% of the space back to nature by 2030.

The group meet twice a week on Saturdays from 10am to 11am and on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 8pm to reach that aim and develop the area as a nature trail. 

They welcome any volunteers who can spare an hour or two to give a hand with planting, weeding and other projects. Just come along to St Brendan’s grounds on any or both of the days.

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