Drumlish Parish Banner image
Home About Us Newsletter Our Parish Times & Dates Liturgy & Sacraments Posts Safeguarding

Welcome...

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

Our latest newsletter is dated for 19/06/2026. Click Here to read it now

Mass Times

To view our current mass times in either Drumlish or Ballinamuck Click Here.

~~ Latest News ~~

Bishop Leahy calls for new era of shared parish responsibility

Date Published: 19/Jun/2026

Bishop Leahy calls for new era of shared parish responsibilityOn 14 June last, Bishop Brendan ​Leahy, Bishop ​of ​Limerick, published findings ​of ​an extensive diocesan consultation process, describing the ​report ​as both a source of ​hope and a ​clear call ​to ​action ​as the Diocese seeks to ​meet challenges ​around ​clergy numbers, volunteer c...Read On

Bishops meet in Maynooth for their Summer General Meeting

Date Published: 13/Jun/2026

Bishops meet in Maynooth for their Summer General MeetingFrom 8 to 10 June, the Irish Bishops met in plenary session for their Summer General Meeting at Saint Patrick’s College, Maynooth.  The gathering began with the celebration of Mass in Saint Mary’s Oratory, attended by members of the Saint Patrick’s College community, including seminarian...Read On

National Board for Safeguarding: Building a safer and stronger community

Date Published: 05/Jun/2026

National Board for Safeguarding: Building a Safer and Stronger CommunityNational Board for Safeguarding: Building a safer and stronger communityAidan Gordon and Lyn McDermott discuss the work that they are doing with the National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church in IrelandRead More...Read On

Much interest in priestly ministry at Dublin Ignite conference

Date Published: 28/May/2026

Much interest in priestly ministry at Dublin Ignite conferenceOn 23 May, the National Vocations Office of the Bishops’ Conference attended the Ignite Ireland Conference, hosted by the Dominicans under the theme Embers into Flames. The event took place at the Dublin Convention Centre.  Bishop Fintan Gavin of Cork and Ross celebrated Mass, and A...Read On

IEC 2012