Notices
The parish website at barryroe.ie has a new feature
On the home page you will see a colourful list entitled Next Events.
Take a look at this example snapshot taken on 15 June 2024....
This automatically updates every day and lists the next ten events in the Calendar.
So what do the colours mean?
- Grey (no Mass when it usually takes place)
- Pink (this Mass will be livestreamed)
- Blue (alternative weekend Mass in the neighbouring parish of Timoleague)
- Green (Mass in the parish)
Now taking a quick look at barryroe.ie means it is really easy to check upcoming Mass times (particularly helpful during the summer months)
Anam Cara Parental Bereavement Support Evening
3rd Tuesday of each month
Fernhill House Hotel
7:30pm to 9:00pm
If you are a bereaved parent please join us on the 18th of June at 7.30pm for our next support group
Phone: 085 288 8888
The parishes of Barryroe and Timoleague to share Masses in the Summer
Summer time presents a particular challenge because the timetable of Masses we have at weekends is only sustainable if all six priests in the Family of Parishes are all available. As well as time for holidays, along with weekend Masses, priests will also attend to other ministries including funerals, weddings, baptisms, care homes and daily Masses.
The priests have worked together to create a fair and sustainable timetable for the months of June, July and August.
From Saturday 1 June to Sunday 1 September 2024 inclusive, the weekend Mass times will be as follows:
Saturday Vigil Mass
7:30pm - Courtmacsherry and Clogagh (alternate weeks)
Sunday Mass
10:00am - Barryroe or 11:30am Timoleague (alternate weeks)
You can check weekend Mass Times for Barryroe and Timoleague using this link
Summer Mass times in Barryroe and Timoleague
You can view the detailed weekend Summer Mass time for all six parishes using this link below
As from April 2024 the schedule for Livestream Mass from the parish of Barryroe will change
Important: There is no change to Mass times - this notice only concerns which Masses are livestreamed
It is planned that livestream Mass from Barryroe parish will normally occur as follows:
- Barryroe Sunday Mass - 2nd Sunday ot the month
- Courtmacsherry Vigil Mass - 4th Saturday of the month
The livestream Masses for the parish can be seen here Calendar (coloured pink)
The weekly pattern for providing livestream Mass will still be available at barryroe.ie as livestream Masses will be shared on alternate weekends from the parish of Timoleague on the homepage
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- Barryroe Parish Easter 2024
- Cork + Ross Lourdes Pilgrimage 2024
- Clonakilty Bereavement Support Group
- Youth 2000 St Valentine's Ball
- Carol Service 2023
- St Vincent de Paul Christmas Collection 2023
- Penitential Service - Mon 18 Dec 2023 - 7pm
- Barryroe Carol Service - 17 Dec 2023
- Letter to the People of God
- Trócaire's Christmas Gifts of Change
- Light in a new path for parishes
- Christmas and Holydays 2023
- Youth 2000 Christmas retreat
- November 2023 Blessing of Graves and Cemetery Prayers
- Day of Prayer for Peace - 27 Oct 2023
- October 2023 Safeguarding Month
- A Workshop for Ministers of the Word
- Livestream from Carrigaline
- Your Invite to Alpha - 27 Sep 2023
- Courtmacsherry Harbour RNLI Lifeboat - 9 Sep 2023
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