ACP Annual General Meeting 2019

Association of Catholic Priests

Annual General Meeting 2019

Wednesday, 30 October, 2019

2.00 p.m.

The Bounty, Dubarry Park,
2 Coosan Rd, Cornamagh, Athlone, Co. Westmeath.
Eircode:  N37 K0T9

 
AGM 2019 Agenda
2.00        Registration
2.15        Welcome and Opening Prayer – light a candle for deceased members
2.20        Annual overview + introduce new Advisory members – Meeting Chair
2.30        Charter of Fundamental Rights & International Church Reform Network update –
                Tony Flannery & Roy Donovan – …the priesthood of all believers…
2.45        Funerals, Std 4, ACP Card update – Tim Hazelwood
3.00        Experience of Retirement – Peter McCarron + details of ACP Retirement Day
3.15        Open Forum
4.00        Coffee Break
4.20        New book on Seán Fagan – Angela Hanley
4.30        Website update –  Bernard Cotter, Pat Rogers & Gerry Bennet
4.45        Financial Report
4.50        AOB
5.00        Conclusion
AGM Directions: The Bounty, Dubarry Park, 2 Coosan Rd, Cornamagh, Athlone, Westmeath.
Eircode:  N37 K0T9
Sat-Nav: Search for either Dubarry Park, Athlone or The Bounty Bar, Athlone and it should bring you directly to the Venue.
Travelling from Dublin: Take Exit 10 off the motorway and you must go left at the junction, as it’s a left turn only. Proceed to the roundabout and take exit 4, which brings you back over the motorway. At the traffic lights take the first left and continue up that road for 200 yards and we are on your right hand side.
Travelling from Galway: Take Exit 10 off the motorway and at the lights take a left turn and immediately take the next left and continue along that road for 200 yards and we are on your right hand side.
Travelling from Roscommon: On arrival to Athlone (Ganleys Hardware) you need to join the motorway in the direction of Dublin and follow the directions above as if you’re travelling from Galway.
Travelling from Cavan: On entering Athlone continue straight on in the direction of Athlone town centre. As you’re passing the new Super Valu store on your right hand side at the next set of traffic lights take the right turn and we are up that road 200 yards on your right hand side.

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2 Comments

  1. Pádraig McCarthy says:

    Can you put up the directions again for driving to The Bounty?
    I’m a bit vague since last year!
    Thanks.

    Reply
    1. Mattie Long says:

      Directions have now been added to the post as follows;
      AGM Directions: The Bounty, Dubarry Park, 2 Coosan Rd, Cornamagh, Athlone, Westmeath.
      Eircode:  N37 K0T9
      Sat-Nav: Search for either Dubarry Park, Athlone or The Bounty Bar, Athlone and it should bring you directly to the Venue.
      Travelling from Dublin: Take Exit 10 off the motorway and you must go left at the junction, as it’s a left turn only. Proceed to the roundabout and take exit 4, which brings you back over the motorway. At the traffic lights take the first left and continue up that road for 200 yards and we are on your right hand side.
      Travelling from Galway: Take Exit 10 off the motorway and at the lights take a left turn and immediately take the next left and continue along that road for 200 yards and we are on your right hand side.
      Travelling from Roscommon: On arrival to Athlone (Ganleys Hardware) you need to join the motorway in the direction of Dublin and follow the directions above as if you’re travelling from Galway.
      Travelling from Cavan: On entering Athlone continue straight on in the direction of Athlone town centre. As you’re passing the new Super Valu store on your right hand side at the next set of traffic lights take the right turn and we are up that road 200 yards on your right hand side.

      Reply

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