
Brendan Leahy
Bishop Brendan Leahy is the Bishop of Limerick, Ireland, known for his active engagement in social issues and his commitment to fostering hope and faith within the community. He led a group of Irish pilgrims to Rome to witness Pope Francis's first public appearance after a lengthy recovery, emphasizing the significance of this event as a symbol of hope during difficult times.
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Recent news mentions
Bishop Brendan Leahy of Limerick has said that the attack on the Islamic Cultural Centre in Limerick is 'worrying'.
Gardaí investigate apparent petrol bomb attack on Limerick mosque – The Irish TimesBishop Brendan Leahy is the board chairman who stated that the board acts in accordance with its Constitution and Revised Scheme of Arrangement.
Pay review in major hospitals to follow Limerick CEO salary disclosure – The Irish Times
Bishop Brendan Leahy is the chairman of the board of St John’s Hospital who communicated the salary increase decision to staff.
Raising Limerick hospital chief’s salary ‘in best interests’ of operations, staff told – The Irish Times
Bishop Brendan Leahy describes Pope Leo XIV as a calm man focused on peace and dialogue.
‘Bob the Pope’ considered ‘a safe pair of hands’ by Irish priest who knew the new Pope Leo XIV – The Irish TimesBishop Brendan Leahy emphasized the urgent need for lay ministry in the diocese of Limerick.
Growing numbers of laity helping out with ministry in Catholic churches – The Irish TimesBishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy led a group of Irish pilgrims celebrating Pope Francis's recovery.
Irish pilgrims join faithful in Rome celebrating Pope Francis recovery – The Irish Times











