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Category Archives: Voluntary Work
Concert in support of Kingston College Renovations for Ukrainian Refugees
A concert is being held in the Church of Our Lady Conceived without Sin in Mitchelstown, County Cork on Sunday 18th September at 8pm in support of the Kingston Charity Trust and the restoration work at Kingston College for Ukrainian … Continue reading
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‘Protestant Aid’ boost of €50,000 for Kingston College Houses for Ukrainian Refugees in Mitchelstown, County Cork.
Protestant Aid, which was established 180 years to alleviate deprivation in Ireland regardless of religious, ethnic or social backgrounds, has donated €50,000 for the refurbishment of houses for Ukrainian refugees at Kingston College, Mitchelstown, County Cork. Expressing delight, on behalf … Continue reading
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New Reader Licensed in Cork, Cloyne and Ross
On Sunday, 12th June, the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, the Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton, licensed Dr Richard Scriven to the Office of Reader. The licensing took place during Evensong at St Fin Barre’s Cathedral. Richard said: I … Continue reading
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Medical Supplies Head from Cork into Ukraine with Support from Cork, Cloyne and Ross
Today, Tuesday 8th March, at 2 p.m. 5 van loads carrying 13 tonnes of medical supplies and aid contributed by Cork people and organisations in Cork will depart for Ukraine, driven by a team from the Cork City Missing Persons … Continue reading
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Cybersecurity Training Session in Cork, Cloyne and Ross Attracts a Lot of Interest
A training seminar, organised by Bishop Paul Colton for clergy and lay people in Cork, Cloyne and Ross , entitled Cybersecurity for the Bewildered: How to keep your computers safe, your data secure and private information out of sight, attacted … Continue reading
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