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March in Ireland is all about a saint named St Patrick

Welcome to March, the month to celebrate St. Patrick and everything Irish. There are so many stories about the good saint and as many questions as to whether there was just one Patrick or many who traveled around to spread Christianity. If there was only one, he was very well-traveled and, like St. Bridgid, managed to get around exceedingly well in an era when there were no cars, trains or other such means of transportation. ST. PATRICK The St. Patrick who is celebrated this month was reportedly born in Britain around 400 AD. He was captured by bandits and taken to Ireland as a slave when he was 15. He escaped captivity and ultimately returned to Ireland to convert the pagans.

Louth and Proud: Celebrating Senator Erin McGreehan on International Women s Day

Louth and Proud: Celebrating Senator Erin McGreehan on International Women s Day Reporter:   ); Erin McGreehan fights for an inclusive and equitable society as a senator working on behalf of minorities within our community and people with disabilities. The busy mum of four young boys was elected in May of 2019 on her first election campaign to Louth County Council and in June 2020 was nominated to the Seanad. Senator McGreehan said: “As long as I can remember, I have been involved and interested in politics and consumed by political debates and public affairs. “I come from a politically engaged household and a politically active one you could say.

First Minister Arlene Foster uses Irish phrase in the Assembly

First Minister Arlene Foster uses Irish phrase in the Assembly Arlene Foster used an Irish phrase in the assembly 08 March, 2021 17:40 Trevor Lunn asked Arlene Foster about Irish language legislation. Picture by Matt Bohill FIRST Minister Arlene Foster briefly spoke as Gaeilge today as she answered an assembly question on the Irish language. The DUP leader was responding to Lagan Valley independent MLA Trevor Lunn, who enquired whether Irish language legislation would be enacted before the end of the current mandate. Mrs Foster said the legislation was part of package on identity and cultural pieces that it was hoped could be brought forward by May next year.

Cultural organisations in Newry area share £10 86m emergency funding | Newry Times | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City

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