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The Dioceses of Derry and Raphoe in north-west Ireland cover areas in both Northern Ireland and in the Republic of Ireland. We have 972 members in 40 Branches.
Branches are to be found in Counties Londonderry, Tyrone and Donegal.
The Mothers' Union is a Christian organisation which promotes the wellbeing of families worldwide.
The Mission Statement has been derived from our Aims and Objects.
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Welcome to Derry and Raphoe
Mothers' Union
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The Diocesan President
Welcomes You
 The Mother's Union website features information about the Foyle Child Contact Centre
Mrs. Kay Clarke Mothers' Union President 2010
In this website you will find out how we work out our Mission Statement in practical ways. Details are given of the Units, the Projects and the current theme for this year. The Mothers' Union is made up of 3.6 million members in 78 countries.
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Bishop Ken Good - Bishop of Derry and Raphoe  '#
Rev. Irene Lyttle - Diocesan Chaplain 
New Diocesan President Introduced At the Autumn Council Meeting Mrs Kay Clarke was introduced to the members as the Diocesan President Elect by outgoing Diocesan President Mrs Jean Fox. During the meeting many tributes were paid to outgoing President Mrs Jean Fox.
Mrs. Jean Fox and Mrs. Kay Clarke
Mrs Helen Livingston (Past D.P.) Mrs Kay Clarke (D.P. Elect) Rev Canon Raymond Fox, Mrs Jean Fox (Outgoing D.P.) Rev Irene Lyttle (Diocesan Chaplain) and Mrs Jennifer Given (Diocesan Treasurer)
Revd Irene Lyttle (Diocesan Chaplain) and Mrs. Jean Fox (Mothers' Union President) pictured by the Mothers' Union display stand at Derry & Raphoe Diocesan Synod 
 Mrs Jean Fox Diocesan President 2007-2009 presents gift to the Diocese During the December’09 meeting of the Trustee Body, Bishop Ken Good, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe paid tribute to Mrs Jean Fox outgoing Diocesan President (2007-2009) who completed her term of office later that month. Bishop Ken likened Mrs Fox to Saint Andrew, who brought his brothers along with him, so to did Jean bring her sisters along with her. Bishop Ken listed Jean’s many attributes. Mrs Mary Good and the members of the Trustee Body also paid their own personal tribute to Mrs Fox. Mrs Fox presented a white Stole for use by the Derry and Raphoe Diocesan Chaplain in thanksgiving for her term in office. Bishop Ken Good received and dedicated the Stole. The yarn used to weave the Stole was sourced from and produced be Donegal Yarns, in Kilcar, South Donegal. The Art Work on the Stole was designed by Can Raymond Fox. The 3 Oak
Leaves (representing Derry Diocese)
Mrs Mary Good, Mrs Jean Fox, Bishop Ken Good & Mrs Kay Clarke Mrs Jean Fox and Bishop Ken Good
 The Mother's Union Banners
Below: Ardstraw, Baronscourt and Badoney Mothers' Union Banner
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