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INAGH: Sun. 14Th 11:00Am Paddy Mcmahon, Late of Knockarroe, the Parish Office Opening Hours Are Mon-Fri 10Am –1.30Pm CRÍOCHA CALLAN PASTORAL AREA GAA LOTTO: Jackpot One 11, 17, 22, 30. €8,400 No Winner 5 €40 THE PARISH OF INAGH/KILNAMONA winners are Trisha Rynne, Lickaun. Caitriona McMahon, Drumline. Church of the Immaculate Conception, Inagh St. Joseph’s, Kilnamona Ann Cullinan, Derula. Kieran Griffin, Ennistymon. Caoimhe Longe, Oratory of The Blessed Mary Ever Virgin, Cloonanaha Maghera. Next Week’s Jackpot is €8,600 15/02/2021. Parish Office Inagh: 085 2315709 6836577 Email: [email protected] PRAY FOR: Margaret O’Donoghue, Athea Co. Limerick peacefully at th Inagh-Kilnamona Parish Facebook home in her 99 year, daughter of Theresa O’Loughlin, Lickaun, Webcam in Inagh Church https://inaghkilnamonaparish.ie Kilnamona. Pray for Terry Crowe, Galway brother to Pat, Illaunbaun, Priests’ Phone No’s: Father Martin Shanahan 087 7486935 [email protected] Inagh. May they rest in peace. Father Sean Sexton 087 2621884 [email protected] FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES: MARCH ANNIVERSARIES: Father Donagh O’Meara 087 2322140/065 7087012 th th Father Martin Blake 087 6720287 Kilnamona: Sat. 20 6:30pm Kilnamona: Sat. 20 6:30pm st st Cloonanaha:Sun. 21 9:00am Cloonanaha:Sun. 21 9:00am NO PUBLIC MASSES: Churches will be open for private prayer only. Masses will st st be online on our Webcam & on local Radio. https://inaghkilnamonaparish.ie. Inagh: Sun. 21 11:00am Inagh: Sun. 21 11:00am INAGH: Sun. 14th 11:00am Paddy McMahon, late of Knockarroe, The Parish Office opening hours are Mon-Fri 10am –1.30pm. The Dysart, formerly Letterkelly. Months Mind. number is 085-2315709 and Email: [email protected] th th Mon. 15 9:30am Tue. 16 9:30am KILNAMONA NATIONAL SCHOOL: Is now accepting applications th Wed. 17 9:30am Ash Wednesday for enrolment in September 2021. Application enrolment forms are th Wed. 17 7:00pm Ash Wednesday available by contacting the school by email th Thurs. 18 9:30am at [email protected] th Fri. 19 7:00pm Margaret (Peggy) Talty, (nee Talty) LAST MAN STANDING: The KIB Senior & Junior Football panels in Knockatoor, Inagh. Months Mind conjunction with Kilmurry Ibrickane GAA are running a Last Man st Sun. 21 11:00am February Anniversaries standing fundraiser to assist with team preparations and other club projects to be announced shortly. €10 Entry, 1st prize €500. Contact th KILNAMONA: Sat. 13 6:30pm Eta Cullinan, Derula, Fountain Michael Talty 087 9901859 Michael Considine 086 8450848 Martin online on Webcam Inagh McMahon 087 9955683. th Sat. 20 6:30pm online o Webcam Inagh KILMURRY IBRICKANE ONLINE BINGO: Starts on Monday 15th February Anniversaries February @8pm. To buy a book and play just go to www.kilmurryibrickaneaa.ie th CLOONANAHA: Sun. 14 9:00am online on Webcam Inagh PRAYER TO SAINT VALENTINE st Sun. 21 9:00am online on Webcam Inagh O glorious advocate and February Anniversaries protector, St. Valentine, Look with pity upon our wants, NEW DONATE FACILITY: In response to a number of enquiries from our hear our prayers, parishioners, we now have an online donate facility on our parish website, relieve by your intercession the www.inaghkilnamonaparish.ie Simply go to the Parish Website and click on miseries under which we labor, the “Donate” button on the top of the page. You will be invited to select the parish fund, priests collections or other collections you wish to contribute to. and obtain for us the divine All contributions are gratefully received and we thank you in advance for your blessing, that we may be found generosity in these difficult times. worthy to join you in praising CLOONANAHA NATIONAL SCHOOL: Is now accepting applications for the Almighty for all eternity: enrolment in September 2021. Application/Enrolment forms are available by through the merits of contacting the school by email at [email protected]. The closing date for Our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. receipt of applications is March 19th. .
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