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Faughart Community Group with fabricator Paul Quigley and sponsor Cllr. Fiona Mhic Conchoille, at the official unveiling of the St. Brigid Holy Water Vessel
The Faughart Community Group have officially unveiled St Brigid's Well holy water vessel.
The vessel has been erected beside St. Brigid's Holy Well in Faughart to make it safer for people to collect holy water.
Sinn Féin Councillor Fiona Mhic Conchoille said: “It was a pleasure to join the Faughart Community Group for the unveiling of St Brigid’s Well holy water vessel — a great example of local pride and teamwork.
“I was also delighted to sponsor the vessel and support such a meaningful initiative.
“I would like to acknowledge the continued support of Louth County Council in the Faughart area, particularly in backing community-led projects and local events.
“There is strong momentum building, with plans to further develop and promote Faughart’s rich history and tourism potential.
“Well done to Faughart Community Group their dedication is making a real difference.”
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