This Tipperary church is to see its first Remembrance Sunday ceremony for 20 years

The first Remembrance Sunday Ceremony for 20 years is to be held on the grounds of St Mary’s.

The ecumenical Service in St Mary’s Church on the November 12, starting at 10:45am.

The Ecumenical Service will be celebrated by His Grace Most Rev Kieran O'Reilly, Archbishop of Cashel and Emly, and Canon Ian Coulter, Church of Ireland. The service will be followed by a ceremony in St Mary’s International Garden of Remembrance.

Master of Ceremony Councillor Jim Ryan will introduce the five main Speakers, Prayers and Blessings by His Grace Most Rev Kieran O’Reilly and Canon Ian Coulter, Wreath laying ceremony, The Exhortation read by Mr John Wort Chairman Durlas Eile Eliogarty Memorial Committee. Then a one minutes silence.

Piper Ryan will play a lament, members of Cashel Brass Band will play the Last Post and Reveille, The Irish Flag will be Raised to full mast by Mr Peter Byrne Cobh Branch O.N.E, assisted by Chairman John Wort.

Colour party drawn from members of Cobh Branch O.N.E Members Co Cork. The National Anthem will be played by Piper Tidgh Ryan.

Please note just 120 seats are available for Church service, Church of Ireland people and invited guests.

Our stewards will be on duty at the door to advise of the seating availability.

All are welcome to attend the outside ceremony.

A marquee will be erected for our Seniors and VIP invited guests.

Again, we ask you be advised by our Stewards to the availability of seating.

If you would like to lay a wreath, you are most welcome and you can contact me.

Phone: 0861528565 or any of our committee with your name.