The Diocese of Limerick provide Religious Education and Faith Development classes (REFD) for children who do not attend Catholic schools on a weekly basis from Oct to May. 

Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy has said that he has been greatly encouraged by the spirit of volunteerism shown throughout COVID-19 and that it can signal the future of ‘a church of everyone’.

Bishop Brendan sends a greeting and blessing to all students, teachers and Principals as they begin a new school year.

With schools in Ireland set to re-open at the end of August, the Bishop of Limerick, Brendan Leahy, is urging everyone to be “supportive and patient” in the task ahead.

Following a summer of hope and hard work, management and staff at Catholic schools look forward to welcoming back students after an “extraordinary” effort to reopen schools.

BISHOP of Limerick Brendan Leahy has urged all to be supportive and patient with the key task of getting schools up and running – a task he described as both wonderful and challenging for all involved.

AS THOUSANDS of pupils return to the 'new normal' classroom experience amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy is urging people to be supportive and patient.

MANY have prayed in the stand of Limerick Racecourse but this time there were no horses running.

Pupils of three schools in the parish of Mungret-Crecora-Raheen celebrated their Confirmation in Greenmount, Patrickswell on Saturday.