PARISH OF KILMORE & DRUMSNATT.

8th March 2026

We Pray For All Our Recently Deceased

AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR WEEK ENDED

1st March 2026: €2595.55

To download a standing order form click here

Reminder – Gift Aid CHY3 (Tax Relief form) Many thanks to all who have returned this form. If you have not done so yet, please return it as soon as possible.

Sets Céilí Fundraiser

Sets Céilí Fundraiser in Drumhowan Community Centre, Castleblayney area, A75 YV81 on Sunday 8th March from 3-6pm. Music by the McAdam Family & Friends, Adults €12, Children €5, light refreshments served. All proceeds to Drumhowan Music Awards Fundraiser.

The Senior Alert Scheme:

The Senior Alert Scheme is available to people 65 and over, they get a free personal alarm or pendant. The alarm can be worn as a pendant or around the wrist like a watch. When pressed it connects wirelessly to a base unit, usually attached to a landline phone. The base unit sends a call to the monitoring centre . The equipment is free and the 1st year of monitoring is free. The only exception is where there is no suitable landline a mobile signal is used to connect to the equipment. In this case a small fee may be required to cover the mobile SIM rental cost. Its purpose is to enable older people to continue to live securely in their homes with confidence, independence and peace of mind with a personal monitored alarm. Kilmore Drumsnatt Community Alert can apply on your behalf, contact Tom 0877503967 or Celine 0879008426

Clogher don Óige :

Clogher don Óige invites young people (15-17) to join them on pilgrimage to Taizé this summer. 8 – 17 August, €670, limited places available. More details: www.clogherdonoige.org/taize2026

CLONES to CLOGHER COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS.

Project Launch of the ANCIENT PILGRIM PATHWAY over Sliabh Beagh in St. Tigernach’s Church of Ireland, Clones, Friday 13th March at 7pm. Everyone Welcome. Followed by Food in the Creighton Hotel.

Cahans Meeting House:

The next gathering at Cahans Meeting House (H18 E7N1 eircode) will be very different from the last – an evening on Friday 20 March (8pm) when Linda Ervine MBE from East Belfast will tell about Turas, an Irish language project in East Belfast. She is a language rights activist, an Ulster Irish speaker and a supporter of the Gaelic revival. There will also be a musical element to the evening, and supper!

Then on Saturday 28 March Cahans Meeting House Committee plan a coffee morning from 10.30am. Donations on the day will benefit Ballybay Cancer Society. There will also be a sale of quality vintage and modern goods, the proceeds from the sale going to Cahans Meeting House development.