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The Parish of Drumlish lies in the Northern end of County Longford and is part of the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnois. The Churches of the parish are located in the town of Drumlish and in the neighbouring village of Ballinamuck.

Drumlish Parish extends from the eastern side of the parish of Clonguish to a short distance beyond the village of Ballinamuck.

Parish Newsletter

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Mass Times

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~~ Latest News ~~

‘Catholic Schools – Normal Lives, Called to Holiness’

Date Published: 15/Jan/2026

Archbishop Martin’s stellar message for Catholic Schools Week 2026‘Catholic Schools – Normal Lives, Called to Holiness’Catholic schools across Ireland will celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2026 from 18–24 January under the theme ‘Catholic Schools – Normal Lives, Called to Holiness’, inviting pupils, families and school communities to reflect on...Read On

Catholic Schools Week 2026

Date Published: 09/Jan/2026

Catholic Schools Week 2026 focuses on everyday path to holinessThis year, Catholic Schools Week will run from 18 to 24 January with the theme, Normal Lives, Called to Holiness.  Inspired by Pope Francis’ reflection on Blessed Carlo Acutis, the 2026 theme invites pupils, teachers, families, and parishes to explore the call to holiness...Read On

Heroes of Hope – Father Tim Collins

Date Published: 26/Dec/2025

Heroes of Hope – Father Tim Collins08/12/2025Father Tim Collins, a newly ordained priest for the Diocese of Limerick, shares his journey to the priesthood and how the Lord called him out of darkness.Read more......Read On

Give Mass a try, you won’t be disappointed – Bishop Leahy

Date Published: 26/Dec/2025

Give Mass a try, you won’t be disappointed – Bishop Leahy17/12/2025Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy has urged Mass goers returning to celebrations this Christmas to think about making “a more regular appointment”.Read more......Read On

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