St Patrick's Parish Galway

05/05/2021

The Rosary will be said each evening at 7pm at the grotto beside the church for the month of May. All are welcome

16/02/2021

Ideas for Lent.

03/02/2021

Today is the feast of St Blaise, we ask for his intercession for all in our Parish, City and the world.

31/01/2021

February 1st St Brigid’s Day.
Welcome to Spring

06/01/2021

Today we celebrate The Epiphany of the Lord.
Traditionally in the West we associate the feast of the Epiphany with the three wise men from the East coming to bring gifts to the infant king. But there are other themes – baptism and Cana – originating in Egypt associated with this feast.
The word epiphany, means “appearance” or “manifestation” was used in traditional Greek religion to indicate the appearance or manifestation of a god or goddess in human form, along with the suggestion that the person or persons who had experienced the epiphany would be delivered from danger and/or their enemies.

03/01/2021

24/12/2020

Wishing all a very Happy & Blessed Christmas.

14/12/2020

Christmas Mass times 2020

Christmas Eve 6:00pm & 7:30pm

Christmas Day 10:30am & 12 noon.

Entry will be based on a first come first serve basis. Due to Covid 19 restrictions only 100 people will be permitted in the Church.

01/12/2020

We were delighted to welcome our congregation back for Mass this morning.
Please share information for weekend Masses.
Numbers Attending
In line with government regulations, a maximum of 100 people may be inside the building 50 in each POD. People will be admitted on a first-come first-served basis. The Sunday obligation to attend mass has been suspended for the duration of this emergency.

Movement within St. Patrick's Church.

We ask that you come in the main door to enter the church and leave by the side doors to exit.

Hand sanitiser is available at at doors - please. use this as you enter and exit.

A face covering or face mask is Mandatory
Sacristy is closed and Mass bookings can be made by email [email protected].