Does anyone know if there are pre marriage courses running in Kilkenny?

I am getting married in August and was wondering firstly if there is somewhere in Kilkenny, Ireland to do the course? Also, how soon should I do it? Do you have to leave it nearer to the wedding?Does anyone know if there are pre marriage courses running in Kilkenny?
my fiance and i are having pre marital counselling it is very helpful,you can have sessions seperately or together,its online so you can have access from ireland using instant chat or voice chat,its affordable and effective,the counsellor is great


http://www.onlinecounsellingserviceDoes anyone know if there are pre marriage courses running in Kilkenny?
Sibby - go talk to your grandparents. Marriage courses my shamrock. Go talk to the older members of your family. They wil give you advice. Take it. Tailor it to today's mores and go make your marriage. The same things still apply you'll find.


Give and take.


Compromise.


Know when to say sorry.


Give each other space to breath.


Try.


And if at first you dont succeed.


Then try again.


Understand that some years you will not get on.


Get over it.


You work at your figure at the gym - work at your marriage the same way.


Some days you will cry.


Some days you will laugh.


Some days you will do both.


Do it together.


Go and greet him when he gets home - from wherever you are in the house. It matters that you make an effort. He should do the same.


And remember - no one promised it would be easy.





Here endeth the first lesson in the marriage course.
I'm not too sure about Ireland, but I'm Catholic and so is my husband. In order to get married we had to attend several sessions that started six months prior to our marriage (one session each month) and a retreat a few months prior to the wedding. Find out from your church, they should be able to help you.