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Cllr. calls for ‘middle ground to prevail’ in Glencolmcille priest row

Fr. Bill McGeady. (Photo: Rik Walton, www.rikwalton.com)

Fr. Bill McGeady. (Photo: Rik Walton, www.rikwalton.com)

Cllr Brendan Byrne is calling for “the middle ground to prevail” in Glencolmcille, where a 74 year old priest resigned last Sunday.

The Carrick-based councillor yesterday called for the church, laity and community to work together to resolve any problems. Otherwise, he warned, the parish could get a reputation for being “difficult”.

He’s also worried that, with the shortage of clergy in Ireland, Glencolmcille could find itself without a full-time priest.

Read the full story, by Sue Doherty, in this Thursday’s Donegal Democrat.


 
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