Parish News and Events

We are looking for a teacher or a retired teacher to teach a group of children from Howth Road and Greenlanes Schools in preparation for their First Holy Communion or Confirmation next year. The commitment is to teach one class a week on an afternoon in the Parish...

'My Words will not pass away': Fr Martin's book of daily reflections on the weekday readings for the liturgical year 2021/2022 is now for sale next to the book stand in the side chapel of Saint John the Baptist church

Morning Prayer of the Church is now being celebrated in the side chapel, Monday to Saturday, at 9.45 am. Copies of Morning Prayer are available for everyone. We would love to see more people drop in before Mass and join in this Prayer of the Church.

This coming Sunday is Diocesan Safeguarding Day. Our safeguarding representatives are Katherine Plaisted and Monica Walsh. We are very grateful to both of them for undertaking this important ministry on our behalf. We wish to encourage and promote the participation of...

The children of 2021 are celebrating their First Holy Communion this coming weekend, September 24, 25 and 26, in the three parish churches. All the liturgies are at 2.00 pm. Please remember these children in your prayers

People are continuing to download the App for the three Clontarf/Dollymount parishes. The weekly Newsletter and the Parish Webcam can be accessed on it. You will also find information about Mass times, the celebration of the Sacraments and much else. Also, if you tick...

The most recent podcast to be put up on our website (Go to ‘Our Parish’ and then ‘Parish Podcast’) is an interview with Fr Martin, Rev Lesley Robinson and Rev Lorraine Ritchie on ecumenical relations between the various parishes in Clontarf. Very well done to Jack...

Publication of a Pastoral Letter on Climate Crisis by Archbishop Dermot Farrell We are living on the edge of huge historical change. Our common home, indeed our only home—this planet—is under threat. Our lifestyles, and the economies which support them are...

The Clontarf and Dollymount Parish App is live from the first weekend of September. To download the App:. Go to the Apple Store or Google Play and click on the search icon. As soon as you start to type in ‘Clontarf’ the App will appear. It has an image of the statue...

This group for men meets in the Parish Centre every Wednesday morning from 11.00 am to 1.00 pm.  They meet over tea/coffee and various edibles. Every week they have a lively music session. They very clearly enjoy them themselves. All are welcome to join them.