LIVE STREAMING NOTICE: If you have difficulty accessing our live streaming through the website, go directly to www.mcn.live and follow the sequence country/county/churches to get to Killybegs. 

Christmas Masses 2024:

Christmas Eve: 6pm (with Children’s Play and Choir)                                                                                                8pm (with Confirmation Candidates and Vocational School Choir)                                          10pm (with Parish Choir)

Christmas Day: 9am Christmas Mass  11am Christmas Mass with Parish Choir

Sunday Masses

7.00pm (Vigil), 9am & 11am.

All Masses are streamed live. Go to the parish website:

killybegsparish.com to get a link

 or go to mcn.live

Masses at the following times throughout the year:

Monday 10am

Tuesday 10am

Thursday 10am

Friday 10am or 7.00pm

Saturday 7pm

Sunday 9am & 11am

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Mondays 11am to 7pm.

The church will be open at the usual times 8am – 7pm for private prayer.

Use the hand sanitiser on entering and leaving.

The Parish Newsletter is available in the church and online 

The Parish Office:

Contact Ann, the Parish Secretary, on 074 9731013 or by email info@killybegsparish.com. 

May you live this day                                                                       

Compassionate of heart,                                                                   

Gentle in word,                                                                                                             

Gracious in awareness,                                                                                           

Courageous in thought,                                                                                         

Generous in love.

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The parish of Killybegs, Na Cealla Beaga, (the Little Cells or the little churches) has probably existed since medieval times in common with many other parishes in the ancient See of Raphoe. “The origin and position of ‘The Little Churches’ from which this parish derives its name are nowhere explained in ecclesiastical history or on the biographies of our saints. Tradition presents the village as dedicated to St Catherine as its patron when the ‘Little Churches’ or monastic ‘cells’ were first erected on its peaceful banks.” ( A History of the Diocese of Raphoe, E Maguire 1920). Read more… The church underwent major restoration work May 2011 to October 2012. Check progress reports on the work in  Restoration Project here… You can donate to the Restoration Fund via Paypal by clicking on the link below…