It features a priest from the region.
An Offaly priest is appearing in a new film ‘Sins of Ireland’.
The film features fifteen Irish priests including Fr Aidan Ryan from Pullough, as they offer their own confessions and explore the turbulent changes in faith and spirituality in modern day Ireland.
The documentary film looks at the priests themselves acknowledging how they meant to offer guidance.
Director Alex Fegan, says each priest added their own take on confessions from experiences:
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