We have a WhatsApp group for parishioners which is very useful for communicating upcoming events.
If you would like to be added to the group please email the parish office.
The doors of our church are open every day and you are welcome. All who are coming here for many years would like you to know we would be delighted if you would join us for Masses or for prayers. It is God’s House and He is present to meet you when you come in. The Parish website has been set up as a means of reaching out to all, not only our parishioners but also our friends and relatives abroad. The website includes Mass Times, Weekly Newsletter and Contact Details.
We hope that the website will be a means for people to become involved in the life of the parish, both our community and parish groups, and a means of accessing information and also regarding participation in the various sacraments of the Church.
| Tuesday and Thursday | 10:00am |
| Saturday | 5.30pm Family Mass |
| Sunday |
9.30am (Irish) 11.00am |
| First Friday | 10.00am |
| Holy Day |
10.00am on the Holy Day Vigil Mass for Holy Days 7pm |
We have a WhatsApp group for parishioners which is very useful for communicating upcoming events.
If you would like to be added to the group please email the parish office.
Our community library at the back of the church has a wide range of books for adults and children.
If you are doing a clear out of books at home please consider leaving them on the book table. Cookery and gardening books are very popular!
(Please note that we are unable to accept…
If you would like to join this pilgrimage please contact Marian Pilgrimages directly at 01-8788159 or info@marian.ie
Anam Cara, the organisation that supports bereaved parents, will hold its monthly Parent Support Evening on Monday 14th September at 7.30pm in the Maldron Hotel, Whitestown Way, Tallaght.
This event is free and open to all bereaved parents regardless of the age the child died, the circumstances of their death, or how recent their death…
After this summer in Ireland, we don’t have to imagine burnt earth, dry and cracked soil, desert and depleted resources of water. If we were lukewarm before about ‘Care for our Common Home’ or cynical about ‘Laudato Si’ we have an opportunity to revisit those views by immersing ourselves in the celebration of the Season of Creation in our liturgies and…