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Mothers' Union Diocese of Cashel, Ferns & Ossory

The Diocese of Cashel, Ferns & Ossory covers a large area of South East Ireland, from Rosslare to Mountrath and from Gorey to Cahir

Groups
20
Members
229
Projects
10

The Diocese of Cashel Ferns & Ossory has many branches spread throughout the various sub-dioceses such as Leighlin and Wexford.

Our work:

  • AFIA holidays
  • Knitting clothes for premature babies, hats and scarves for the homeless, and trauma teddies for children
  • We support literacy projects overseas
  • We are involved with the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.

You may become a member of Mothers’ union by joining one of our many branches, or becoming a Diocesan Member. For all enquiries, contact our Diocesan Secretary Margaret Jacob.

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Contact details

48 Coolattin Oaks
Carnew, Ireland
Primary contact: Margaret Jacob
Telephone:
Email: office@mothersunion.ie
Diocese of Cashel, Ferns & Ossory website: http://www.cfomothersunion.org/
Province: All-Ireland
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