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Caherleaheen NS pupil, Liam Corkery who made his First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Sadhbh, Sinead, Padraig and Sean, Emily Corkery and Sean O’Brien. Photo by Dermot Crean
SEPTEMBER is about to see a plethora of First Holy Communion ceremonies hosted in churches around the county as more and more restrictions are lifted.
Last Saturday saw children from Caherleaheen National School gather in St John’s Church in Tralee for their belated big day out.
The boys and girls of third class arrived in the sunshine early and excited and after receiving the sacrament they went off to enjoy the rest of the day with their families. Scroll down for photos…
Caherleaheen NS pupil, Dylan Healy who made his First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Noreen Everett and Michelle Healy. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Caherleaheen NS pupil, Hanna O’Sullivan who made her First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Joanna and Niall O’Sullivan. Photo by Dermot Crean
Caherleaheen NS pupil, Taylor O’Leary who made her First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Olivia and Anthony O’Leary. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Caherleaheen NS pupil, Emma O’Brien who made her First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Adam, Thomas and Angela O’Brien. Photo by Dermot Crean
Caherleaheen NS pupil, Kasey Flannery who made her First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Kim, Julie, Chris,Keelin Flannery and Mary Hussey. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Caherleaheen NS pupil, Donnacha Foley who made his First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Siún, Fergus, Paula, Conall and Roibeard Foley. Photo by Dermot Crean
Caherleaheen NS pupil, Ruairí O’Callaghan who made his First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Saoirse, Lynda, Darragh, Fionnán and Eoin O’Callaghan. Photo by Dermot Crean
Caherleaheen NS pupil, Noah Foley who made his First Holy Communion at the St John’s Church on Saturday morning, with Jonathan, Ben and Aisling Foley. Photo by Dermot Crean
