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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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First major consultation on ‘Vision for Catholic Education’

Date Published: 20/Mar/2026

Sharing Good News Irish Catholic Bishops' weekly ezine19 March 2026 - Issue 252Catholic Communications Office, MaynoothArmagh Diocesan Congress to focus on Youth, Family and FaithArmagh Diocesan Congress to focus on Youth, Family and FaithJanet Forbes joins us to discuss the key priorities that have shaped the Diocesan Congress that ...Read On

Trócaire launches 2026 Lent resources for parishes

Date Published: 13/Feb/2026

Trócaire launches 2026 Lent resources for parishesParishes are encouraged to avail of Trócaire’s Parish Resources for Lent 2026, designed to support priests and parish teams in leading their communities through a meaningful and prayerful Lenten journey. Read More...Read On

Guidelines for the use of Churches for Reposing of Remains

Date Published: 04/Feb/2026

Guidelines for the use of Churches for Reposing of Remains. In recent months a practice has developed in some parishes around the use of churches for the Reposing of the Remains of those who have died. This is a practice that usually was held in the home, or in recent years in a funeral home, where family and friends could gather, offer symp...Read On

Pews Before Pints: Forty Churches, Three Lads, and a Year of Sundays

Date Published: 23/Jan/2026

Pews Before Pints: Forty Churches, Three Lads, and a Year of Sundays...Read On

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