Notices

Government allows the opening of our Churches to communal worship.

From Monday 10th May Government allows the opening of our Churches to communal worship. We will resume the Midday Sunday Mass to facilitate the greater number of people being able to gather. We’d ask those who can, without too much inconvenience, wait for Midday Mass to do so, and facilitate people who may be going…

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Confirmation and First Holy Communion

Subsequent to the Statement from the Taoiseach, Bishop Nulty wrote ‘Given the latest advice from the Government, I am now asking that parishes do not proceed with…
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Family Carers Ireland

“Family Carers Ireland in partnership with An Garda Síochána, the National Ambulance Service Community First Responder Schemes, The Irish Red Cross and The Order of Malta has developed…
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Chy3 forms:

We’d be glad if any outstanding forms for 2020 are returned to the Parish Office asap. In turn, they will be forwarded to the Diocesan Office .

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Donate Button

A Donate Button is now in operation on Parish website on the Home Page. We appreciate, and need, your financial support and this is a good way…
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Adoration:

During the current restrictions we’ve held Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday afternoon. As restrictions are relaxed – please God – we will transfer the Exposition…
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Covid 19 National Programme – The Path Ahead:

The Taoiseach announced on Thursday 29th April that
From May 10th: the recommencement of in person religious services.
It is advised that First Communions and Confirmations…
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The Good Shepherd

Jesus speaks of the freedom of the Good Shepherd in laying down his life. Faced with the needs of others, we can at times feel trapped into…
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Adoration:

During the current restrictions we’ve held Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday afternoon. As restrictions are relaxed – please God – we will transfer the Exposition…
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Number of people allowed to attend Funeral services rises to 25.

Currently a Covid-19 statutory instrument, published in Iris Oifigiuil recently, makes it a criminal offence to attend certain types of indoor events or gatherings, including religious services other than weddings or funerals. The penalty for breaches of the new law are a fine of €127 or up to six months in jail. This past…
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