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If you would like to sponsor this page please contact us. Kilbride (Four Mile House). Kilbride is a Parish situated on the main road from Roscommon to Boyle, about four miles (who would have guessed) from Roscommon Town. Four-Mile House Catholic Church is located on top of a natural rise, overlooking the surrounding area. The local Gaelic Football team is Kilbride GAA Club.
Right: "The Rosary. The Family That Prays Together Stays Together". By Fr. Raymond Browne PP Kilbride. No date. Illustrations by children from Scoil Bhride National School, Four-Mile House and Roxboro National School, Derrane.
Images not to scale.
Left: Very Rev. Michael Canon O'Beirne. Parish Priest. Who died on 14th. September 1957. (See also St. John's page - follow the link!)
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Souvenir Booklet for Official Opening of Kilbride GAA Clubhouse and
grounds on 27 July 2008. 
