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CW Walk for Peace, Healing and Wellbeing – Day 2
Borris to Nine Stones to Myshall ( 20Km) Ringing the Bell Today the walk continued along feeder route from Bunclody and Borris to ascend high on Mount Leinster (2000 feet) […]
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CW Walk for Peace, Healing and Wellbeing – Day 1
St. Mullins to Borris (20Km) The walk started in the best of weather also the beautiful banks of the river Barrow.
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CW Walk for Peace, Healing and Wellbeing – Day minus 1
Good Luck On the penultimate eve of the FIRST planned Columbanus Walk on the island of Ireland, I wanted to wish key walkers the very best of luck on your epic […]
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Columban Way Walk for Peace, Healing and Wellbeing 2024 arrives in Bangor
Friends of Columbanus Bangor are organising a Columban Way walk on Saturday 21 September 2024 from Helen’s Bay to Bangor to meet and welcome the inaugural Columban Way walkers as […]
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Columban Way Walk 2024 page now live
For full details of this year’s inaugural walk of the Irish Columban Way please visit the walk page linked below.
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Archbishops of Armagh Sign the Columban Charter of Partnership
Eamon Martin, the Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, and John McDowell, the Anglican Archbishop of Armagh, signed the Columban Charter for Partnership on Tuesday 9 July. The Columban Charter of Partnership […]
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Columbanus Community Folk Festival 2024
This year Ards CCÉ will once again be hosting its amazing folk festival and what a festival it’s going to be with many local and international artists in the line-up! […]
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Columbanus Volunteers at Whitespots
On Saturday 4th May students from QUB Knights of Columbanus were joined by members of Friends of Columbanus Bangor and rangers from Ards and North Down Council in their mission […]
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9th Bangor (St Gall’s) Scout Group explore their heritage
On Saturday 9th March 2024 a group from the 9th Bangor (St Gall’s) Scout Group took part in a heritage walk from the North Down Museum to St Gall’s Church on […]
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Columbanus Returns to Bangor
Friends of Columbanus Bangor, in partnership with the Library Service NI, were delighted to welcome two distinguished academics to Bangor Carnegie Library. Dr Damian Bracken from University College Cork and […]