 Welcome Fr. Martins Ebuka Ugwu.
I was born in Nigeria and come from a family of 6 children. After my schooling I graduated with a Bachelor's Degrees in Philosophy and Theology from Saint Augustine's Major Seminary (2005 -2013) and was ordinated a Priest on 18th July 2014. After my ordination, I had a cumulative time of working in both secondary schools and parishes that amounted to about six years and a few months before I came over to Ireland on the 4th of December, 2020 and was warmly received by the good people of Ireland. I am now studying for my Master's Degree in Scriptures (Biblical Theology). My hobbies include: Table tennis, Badminton, Singing & Learning practical things
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This is a small voluntary charity putting all their efforts into the funding of lifesaving equipment (a Pediatric MRI Scanner). This will save children's lives decades into the future. "Koins for Kids Ireland" has a home for every coin or banknote on this planet (damaged dirty, obsolete, foreign, old, new, one & two cent accumulations) To date they have raised in excess of €200,000. No donation is too small and your donation can be left into the Parish Office.  COVID-19 community supports are now in place to ensure vulnerable members of the community are reached and helped at this time. These comprise the local authority, Health Service Executive, County Champions, An Post, Community Welfare Service, An Garda Síochána, other State organisations, charities and other support organisations. These dedicated helplines are focused specifically on ensuring that the cocooning elderly, vulnerable members of the community or those living alone can access deliveries of groceries, medicine and fuels. Click below for more details  Following confirmation from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council management, the works in Dlr Leisure Meadowbrook swimming pool will be completed fully early next week. Great news and hopefully timing for when restrictions are lifted.   |
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