ACP AGM 2023 – AUDIO

Link to Recording:

ACP AGM 2023 RUNNING ORDER

Radisson Hotel, Athlone, 7 Nov 2023 – 2.00pm-5.00pm

Host: Gerry O’Connor CSsR, ACP Leadership Team

H.M.S.           (Hours, Minutes, Seconds)

00.00.00         Welcome and Intro

00.02.40         Candle of Remembrance for deceased ACP members and friends

00.04.17          Prayer of Solidarity for those in conflict zones

00.11.16          AGM Agenda Running Order and Review of the Year

00.19.28          Leadership and Advisory Meetings

00.21.40          AGM Theme: The Last Priests in Ireland

00.22.20         John Dunphy

00.39.30         Paddy Byrne

00.46.11          Open Forum

01.02.10          Julieann Moran

01.30.25         Tim Hazelwood

01.38.15          Audience sharing + Open Forum

02.02.25        ‘Housekeeping’ – website, accounts

02.06.30        Concluding Prayer

02.09.21         End

Please note proceedings started with Registration and included a 20-minute coffee break. Accordingly the recording has been edited, also for GDPR.

Thanks to Paul Daly for recording services at Éist Recordings:

https://hearinggodsword.com/

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