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Diocese of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory

Plough Sunday in Staplestown Church, Carlow on 28th January 2018 – Celebrating Women in Farming

 
Plough Sunday – A Service to Celebrate the Contribution of Women to Irish Farming at the Start of the Growing Season
On Sunday 28th January at 3 pm, Plough Sunday will be celebrated in Staplestown Church, Carlow Union of Parishes (Church of Ireland).
This year’s speaker is Lorna Sixsmith who is a farmer, farmer’s wife, blogger, author and social media consultant. Never bored, she manages the calf rearing in the spring, blogs weekly and provides social media training throughout the year. Her books Would You Marry A Farmer? and How To Be A Perfect Farm Wife offer a realistic yet humorous look at life as a farming family. Her fourth book Till the Cows Come Home: Memories of a Rural Childhood will hit bookshelves in May. Further information at: www.lornasixsmith.com 
The service is an opportunity to ask God’s blessing on the work of the land, the soil and the seed, at the beginning of the growing season, while also remembering the unique contribution of women to farming in Ireland.
For further information contact: Rev. David White.
T: 059 913 2565
E: carlow@leighlin.anglican.org

In Short

What?: Plough Sunday –  A Service to Celebrate the Contribution of Women to Irish Farming at the Start of the Growing Season
Who?: Speaker: Lorna Sixsmith (www.lornasixsmith.com)
When?: Sunday 28th January at 3 pm.
Where?: Staplestown Church, Church Road, Staplestown, Co. Carlow.
GPS: 52°48’51.0″N 6°53’06.6″W
Who to Contact?: Rev. David White
T: 059 913 2565
E: carlow@leighlin.anglican.org