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a mason and a man

A Mason and a Man

“My Brother, Masonry means much more Than the wearing of a pin, Or carrying a paid-up dues receipt So the Lodge will let you in. You may wear an emblem on your coat, From your finger flash a ring, But if you’re not sincere at heart This doesn’t mean a thing. It’s merely an outward

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Inside Irish Masonic Lodges: What Really Happens Behind Closed Doors

Inside Irish Masonic Lodges: What Really Happens Behind Closed Doors?

Uncover the truth about Freemasonry in Ireland and discover what members actually do in their centuries-old gatherings Walk past any Irish Masonic Lodges in Dublin, Cork, Belfast, or even the charming village of St Johnston in County Donegal on a Tuesday evening, and you might notice cars gathering in the car park, gentlemen in suits

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Fire Up the Grill: St. Johnston Masonic Hall’s Annual BBQ Returns This June

Summer is calling, and there’s no better way to answer than with the sizzle of the grill and the warmth of community spirit. The St. Johnston Masonic Hall Management Committee is thrilled to announce their highly anticipated Annual BBQ, returning this year on Friday, June 6th, 2025. This beloved community event promises an evening of

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Donegal Masonic carol service raises €800 for Derry cancer unit

Donegal Masonic carol service raises €800 for Derry cancer unit

ALTNAGELVIN Hospital’s North West Cancer Centre has been presented with a donation of €800 from St Johnston Masonic Lodge No. 281. The donation was raised at a Community Carol Service held in the St Johnston Masonic Hall. Members of the Lodge, Ian Montgomery, Thomas Connor and Sam Waterworth made the presentation to Caroline Coates and

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