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Congratulations Kevin Murphy and Shannon Kennedy

09 August 2025

Congratulations to Kevin Murphy, who grew up in Clonakilty and now lives in England, and Shannon Kennedy, Leicester, England, who were married in the parish church in Clonakilty on the 14 August.

Kevin is a past pupil of Gaelscoil Michil Uí Choileáin and served Mass as an altar boy in Clonakilty so this was a poignant moment for Kevin.

Shannon’s parents hail from Dublin and Navan and now live in England.

The couple live in England.

The marriage of Kevin Murphy and Shannon Kennedy at Clonakilty Parish ChurchThe marriage of Kevin Murphy and Shannon Kennedy at Clonakilty Parish Church

Corpus Christi 2025 in Clonakilty

04 June 2025

On Sunday June 22nd, to mark the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, the Blessed Sacrament is taken in procession through the streets after the 11.00am Mass

The church car park will only be available for parking for people with mobility difficulties.

The route for the Procession is: leaving via the Post Office gate, through Kent St, Rossa St, Pearse St, and returning to the church via the Post Office gate.

The congregation will follow the leading Crucifix and candles, followed by families with children who received their First Holy Communion, followed by the Mayoral Council, then the choir which precedes the canopy and the Blessed Sacrament accompanied by altar servers.

When the Procession returns to the church, Benediction with the Blessed Sacrament will be imparted. Refreshments follow in the Parish Centre.

All welcome.

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99th Cork Eucharistic Procession

04 June 2025

The Eucharistic Procession will take place on:

Sunday 22 June 2025

This year marks 99 years since it began with the first Procession in the Cork city streets taking place on 6 June 1926 where tens of thousands of people participated. 

The idea of taking the Procession through the streets of Cork emerged in the years after the War of Independence and the Civil War in a bid to heal division.

The Procession will commence at 3pm from the Cathedral of Saint Mary and Saint Anne. A number of additions have been made to the Procession this year.

To facilitate the increasing numbers taking part each year, the liturgy and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will take place on a specifically erected stage and altar on the Grand Parade.

Music is a big part of the procession so we have invited the choirs and music groups from the parishes in the city and beyond to participate. The procession will be led by the Butter Exchange band.

View the route for the 2025 Procession here

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Mass for Pope Francis - Clonakilty - Fri 25 Apr

24 April 2025

A Solemn Mass for the repose of the soul of Pope Francis

This will take place at

Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty

Friday 25 April 2025

at 7:00pm

Everybody welcome

Mass for Pope Francis - ClonakiltyMass for Pope Francis - Clonakilty

Bishop Fintan invites people to remember Pope Francis with gratitude and in prayer

21 April 2025

Online Book of Condolence is openOnline Book of Condolence is open

Following the announcement by the Holy See that Pope Francis has ‘returned to the House of the Lord’, Bishop Fintan Gavin invites the people of the Diocese of Cork and Ross to unite in prayer to God at this time.

“I invite the parishioners, priests, deacons and religious of our diocese to join as one with the faithful across the globe as we commend Pope Francis to the Lord.

We give thanks to Almighty God for the gift of Pope Francis as shepherd of the people of God and we thank God for his selfless service and dedication to the end of his earthly life. 

We remember Pope Francis as one who challenged us to reach out to those on the margins and to bring God’s mercy to all those we encounter.

We pray together that Pope Francis’ call to all of us to make this Jubilee Year a Year of Hope may be fulfilled. 

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Cork’s North Cathedral filled for Holy Thursday Mass

18 April 2025

There was standing room only at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Anne on Thursday as Bishop Fintan presided at the Mass of Chrism

Parishioners travelled from across the diocese to join in the only Mass celebrated in the diocese on Holy Thursday morning.

The Mass was concelebrated by dozens of priests from the parishes, chaplaincies, religious orders and missionary societies in the diocese.

Deacon Frank McKevitt also ministered at the Mass along with Ministers of the Word and Eucharist, the Cathedral Choir directed by John Casey and altar servers from Cork and Barryroe.

Fr. Christy Fitzgerald and Fr Fergus Ryan were Masters of Ceremonies.

Mass of Chrism, Holy Thursday, Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Ann.Pic: Brian LougheedMass of Chrism, Holy Thursday, Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Ann.Pic: Brian Lougheed

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