Galway priest asked to 'step aside' over allegations

A parish priest in County Galway has been asked to step aside while allegations against him are being investigated.

Sun, 22 Jan, 2006 - 19:24

A parish priest in County Galway has been asked to step aside while allegations against him are being investigated.

The Bishop of Galway, Dr Martin Drennan, visited the parish in the Galway Diocese this morning to tell the congregation.

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