This Wed! ACP AGM Wed 19 Oct 2022 – Athlone

Association of Catholic Priests

ACP AGM

Wed 19th Oct 2022

Radisson Blu, Hotel, Athlone,

2.00-5-00pm.

In person!

All welcome.

Snapshot Survey of Priests – numbers, churches, parishes…

Julieann Moran on Synodality – where to from where? Discernment – for whom and how?

Tim Hazelwood on Care of Priests, rights and responsibilities…

Meet and greet fellow members…

Please advise if you are planning to attend,

to give some ideas of numbers for the hotel!

Email confirmation to sec@associationofcatholicpriests.ie

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Radisson Blu Hotel, Athlone is in the heart of Athlone, within a 5-minute walk of

St. Peter and Paul’s Church and Athlone Town Centre.

This 4-star hotel is 0.4 km from Athlone Castle and 7.4 km from Athlone Golf Club.

The hotel offers 145 parking spaces, complimentary for hotel guests and delegates.

From Dublin by car: 1h 30min via M4 or M6 (125km).

From Galway by car: 1h via M6 (86km).

Eircode: N37 A8X9

By Rail: +2 min taxi or 10 min walk (600m) via Southern Station Rd and Northgate St.

https://www.radissonhotels.com/en-us/hotels/radisson-blu-athlone

Northgate Street, Athlone; +353 (90) 644 2600; Info.Athlone@Radissonblu.com

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