Conversation Across The Table

11/04/2024

Beautiful people

11/04/2024

At Cupán Ceoil today lemon meringue

08/11/2022

Music on the 3rd off dec at 9 o’clock

30/09/2022

Cupán ceoil will be closed until Wednesday‘sorry for any inconvenience. Love ye all Christina

19/07/2020

We are ready and opening for public Masses tomorrow Monday July 20th! All guidelines are in place and we ask you to follow the directions of stewards at all times. A loudspeaker system is also in place outside.

Weekday Mass times remain the same- St Muredach's Cathedral 8am & 10am. St Patrick's Church 7.30pm(Monday) 9.30am Tues-Sat
CHANGE OF WEEKEND MASS TIMES. St Muredach's Cathedral and St Patrick's Church will have the SAME WEEKEND MASS TIMES.
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS 7.30PM (both churches)
SUNDAY 8.30AM, 10.30AM, 12.30PM (both churches)
All Masses are 2 hours apart from eachother to faciliate cleaning and sanitising after each Mass. Please note extra Mass in St Patrick's. These new weekend Mass times will be reviewed again. Please share and let your neighbours know.
Masses will continue to be livestreamed from St Muredach's on ballinaparish.org

18/07/2020

30/06/2020

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20/06/2020

*Ballina Community Radio*

We are raising money to keep Ballina Community Radio on air.
BCRFM is a not-for-profit community radio station to serve Ballina and its outskirts.
A voice for the community, run by the community.
Broadcasting live online every Saturday & Sunday from 9:30 am until 11 pm.

Read more and donate here. Forward this message to your contacts to help my campaign reach its goal!

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20/06/2020

Apologies Folks, we won't be live tomorrow

06/06/2020

Do join us at 12.30pm Sunday 07/06/2020 for a live show

16/02/2020

There has been a lot of media coverage given to the topic of su***de this weekend. The topic of su***de and the topic of our mental health are not topics that should only be up for discussion when a tragedy happens. Unfortunately this is human nature and people are often hesitant to open up to others when they are feeling low or suicidal. We urge anyone who is reading this and who may be suffering to please talk to someone. Talk to a friend, talk to a family member, talk to us or talk to a member of a support organisation. When a tragedy happens it reminds us all of the need to be supportive and kind towards each other.We all suffer from mental health issues at some point in our lives and there is certainly no shame in that. It will be a shame however if we do not learn following each tragedy just how important it is to be kind to one another.....always. Reach out to someone today who lives alone or to someone who you feel may need a bit of support!