Next Week’s ACP AGM Guest Paddy Byrne on RTÉ Radio 1 today

Fr Paddy Byrne looks after three parishes in Kildare & Leighlin diocese. Following a newspaper article on Cutbacks to Sunday Mass, Paddy was invited on to the Claire Byrne show on RTÉ R1 today.

Paddy Byrne, along with his diocesan colleague John Dunphy, with Julieann Moran and Tim Hazelwood will address the ACP AGM on Tues 7 Nov 2.00-5.00pm in the Radisson Hotel. Athlone. The Theme: The Last Priests in Ireland – What is Life Like for Them? All welcome to attend.

Link to feature on TODAY WITH CLAIRE BYRNE:

https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/22316808/

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