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What is the 5-Step Support Service?

‘5-Step’ is a free, one-to-one consultation service for any adult affected by the misuse of alcohol or other drug by another individual, either family member or friend. ‘5-Step’ recognises the impact that addiction has on everyone, including family members, friends and others  , this could be Physical and Mental Health , social life, finances, home life and employment . 5 Step offers support, knowledge and guidance in helping to manage often confusing and emotional situations.


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Follow this LINK to go to the Kilmore Diocese Website and the Pastoral Letter.


Please remember to pray for vocations in your prayers so that we may get more young men and women hearing the call into a religious life.














St Brigid’s National School, Drumkeerin - Fundraising Raffle

Help Us Build a Brighter Future for Our School. St Brigid’s National School, Drumkeerin is proud to be at the heart of the community, and as we approach our 50th anniversary in 2026, we’re dreaming big for our students. We have been awarded a CLAR Grant towards the development of an Astro Turf Playing Surface but more funds are needed to get this huge development underway. We are raising funds for this badly needed Astro Turf - a space where the children can play, learn, and grow in a safe outdoor environment.

This project will make a huge difference for the young children of our school, giving them a year-round space to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and develop healthy habits through sport and play.

Every ticket sold brings us closer to creating a space where our children can thrive, no matter the weather. Thank you for your support – together, we can make this happen!

Please visit https://www.idonate.ie/raffle/StBrigidsNSDrumkeerinRaffle to get your ticket(s).





















































































Since Easter this year, a monthly Liturgy in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Rite has started in Belfast. This is response to a request from Ukrainian refugees living throughout Northern Ireland for pastoral support in their own language and Rite.


Fr Taras Khomych the Ukrainian Chaplain in Liverpool travels to celebrate the Divine Liturgy at St Patrick’s, Donegall Street, Belfast on the second Sunday of the month at 1pm.


The main contact for the Ukrainian Catholic community in Ireland is: ugccie@gmail.com