ACP AGM REMINDER – Wed 11 Nov 26

ACP AGM

Wed 11 Nov 2026

2.00-5.00pm

Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore

All Welcome

Speakers

Gerry O’Hanlon SJ and Patricia Melvin

on Synodal Pathway developments

Tim Hazelwood – Care of Priests

Roy Donovan – Profile of Priests

How to get there:

Route From Dublin

  • Distance & Time: Around 113 km taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
  • Motorway: Take the M4 west out of Dublin, which flows directly into the M6 (towards Galway).
  • Exit: Take Exit 5 (Kilbeggan) from the M6 and follow the N52 south directly into Tullamore town.
  • Arrival: Follow the signs toward O’Moore Street. The hotel is prominently situated on the right side of the road.
  • Tolls: Please note this route includes the M4 toll plaza near Enfield. [1]

Route From Galway

  • Distance & Time: Around 114 km taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
  • Motorway: Head east out of Galway on the M6 motorway towards Dublin.
  • Exit: Take Exit 5 (Kilbeggan) and follow the N52 south into Tullamore. Alternative regional routes via Exit 14 (Ballinasloe) onto the R357 are also popular but involve narrower secondary roads.
  • Arrival: Enter the town via the N52, following central signs onto O’Moore Street.
  • Tolls: This route includes the M6 toll plaza near Ballinasloe. [1]

Route From Cork

Roads: M8 motorway north from Cork toward Dublin/Fermoy, transitioning onto the M7 motorway, and taking Junction 18 onto the R445 (or continuing via regional/N-roads such as the N52/R445 approach into Tullamore). Distance: Approximately 193 km to 200 km.

Travel Time: Roughly 2 hours 17 minutes to 2 hours 35 minutes depending on traffic.

Tolls: Involves standard M8/M7 motorway tolls (approx. €4.60 depending on the vehicle class)

Free parking at hotel.

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