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Confirmation Dates 2016 March Confirmation Dates 2016 March Friday, 4th Ovens: Ovens NS only. Glanmire: New Inn NS. Wednesday, 9th Kilmurry: Kilmurry & Canovee NSs Thursday, 10th Bandon Friday, 11th Glanmire: Riverstown N.S. Monday, 14th Dunmanway Tuesday, 15th Skibbereen April Wednesday, 6th Curraheen Road Clontead Ballincollig: Scoil Barra Thursday, 7th Innishannon Bantry: Town schools. Ballincollig: Scoil Eoin Friday, 8th Frankfield/Grange Togher Ballinhassig: Ballyheada NS. Monday, 11th Bantry: Country schools. Ballyphehane Ballinlough: Our Lady of Lourdes NS. Tuesday, 12th Blackrock Ballinlough: St. Anthony’s BNS. Glanmire: St. Michael’s NS. Wednesday, 13th Uibh Laoire St. Gabriel’s School. Douglas: St. Columba’s Girls’ NS. Thursday, 14th Ballineaspaig Carraig na bhFear Mahon Friday, 15th Glounthaune: Glounthaune & Little Island NSs Kinsale Gaelscoil Ui Dhrisceoil, Glanmire & Scoil na nÓg: Our Lady Crowned Church. Monday, 18th Douglas: St. Columba’s Boy’s NS. St. Joseph’s, Mayfield. Farranree Tuesday, 19th Turner’s Cross Murragh/Templemartin Ballinhassig: Goggin’s Hill NS Wednesday, 20th Carrigaline: Carrigaline BNS. Upper Mayfield Frankfield/Grange Douglas: Scoil Phadraig Naofa, Rochestown. Thursday, 21st Cathedral Kilbrittain Kilmichael Friday, 22nd Castlehaven Blackpool/The Glen: St. Oliver’s N.S. Enniskeane: St. Mary's NS. Glounthaune: Brooklodge & Knockraha N.Ss. Friday, 29th Gaelscoileanna: Douglas/Ballyphehane/Mahon. Venue: TBC. The Lough Carrigaline: Carrigaline GNS. May Friday, 6th Muintir Bhaire Goleen Monday, 9th Rath & the Islands: Rath NS & S.N. Inis Chleire. Sacred Heart Ballincollig: Scoil Mhuire. Tuesday, 10th Gaelscoil Charraig Ui Leighin. Aughadown Wednesday, 11th Passage West Ballinhassig: Ballygarvan N.S. Thursday, 12th Enniskeane: Ahiohill, Coppeen & Kilcolman NSs. Friday, 13th S.M.A. Blackrock Road Kilmacabea Monday, 16th Monkstown: Shanbally & Ringaskiddy NSs. Lota. Watergrasshill/Glenville. Tuesday, 17th St. Patrick’s St. Paul’s School, Cope Foundation. Kilmurry: Kilbonane & Cloughdubh NSs. Wednesday, 18th Gaelscoil Pheig Sayers, Farranferris. Knocknaheeny. Drimoleague. Thursday, 19th Ballinlough: Scoil Bhride, Eglantine. Caheragh. Friday, 20th Schull: Schull NS. Gaelscoil Ui Riordain, Ballincollig. Monday, 23rd Ballinora Sunday’s Well B.N.S. & Cork Educate Together N.S. Venue: St. Mary’s on the Hill Church. Gurranabraher Tuesday, 24th Gaelscoileanna: Cloch na Coillte & Droichead na Bandan. Clogheen/Kerry Pike. Wednesday, 25th Gaelscoil an Ghort Alainn, Mayfield. Venue: Our Lady Crowned Church. Blackpool/The Glen: St. Mark’s & St. Brendan’s NSs. Thursday, 26th St. Kevin’s School. Ballydehob: Scoil Bhride. Friday, 27th Gaelscoil Ui Riada, Wilton. .
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