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The Prime Minister has said he's delighted to see places of worship reopening for public gatherings after the lockdown period. As part of this phase of easing restrictions, churches are free to open for public worship from 4th July as long as their buildings are 'Covid secure'. |
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Galway Bay fm newsroom Archbishop of Tuam Michael Neary says the Government’s new social distancing guidelines for churches will be received with ‘relief and joy’ by parishes everywhere. The rule change means up to 150 people can now attend services in larger churches instead of the original limit of 50. |
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Breaffy National School, Castlebar held a graduation ceremony with a difference earlier this week for their 6th class students, who will be moving onto secondary school in September. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, many schools have been forced to re-think;
The Bishop of Elphin says up to 100 extra.... |
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – Archbishop of Tuam Michael Neary says the Government’s new social distancing guidelines for churches will be received with ‘relief and joy’ by parishes everywhere.
The rule change means up to 150 people can now attend services in larger churches instead of the original limit of 50. |
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British historian and TV presenter David Starkey resigned from his honorary fellowship at a University of Cambridge college on Friday, after he drew outrage for his comments about black people and whether slavery should be considered genocide. In an interview on Tuesday for YouTube show “Reasoned,”.... |
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“I love you, Mommy. I love you, Daddy… I love you endlessly and you will always be in my thoughts, in my heart and in my prayers.” This was the moving farewell given to Barry and Heidi Volkwijn by their 19-year-old daughter, Amy. The Cape Town couple died of Covid-19 on the same day. |
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—The former US Army receiving station that received the first message in Australia that the Japanese had surrendered, marking the end of WWII, has been added to Queensland's Heritage Register. The Birkdale station, in the Redlands, sits on land that could have been cleared for 400 homes. |
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- The good news was first made public by Ruth's friend Jeridah Andayi who shared the information through her official Instagram account.
- The remains of Ruth's hubby had been preserved at the Hospital mortuary. - Nigerian High Commission in Kenya had demanded John's remains be detained pending further direction from Nigerian government. |
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—The former US Army receiving station that received the first message in Australia that the Japanese had surrendered, marking the end of WWII, has been added to Queensland's Heritage Register. The Birkdale station, in the Redlands, sits on land that could have been cleared for 400 homes. |
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“No hope” On several occasions over the past twenty years he was consigned to the no-hope category. Several times members of his family made the journeys from England and America to be with him when he drew his last breath. Always they were surprised to see him up and about when they arrived home. |
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