including Kilshanny, Doolin & Toovahera

Mass Times

Weekend Masses

Lahinch: 5pm Saturday

Lisdoonvarna: 10am Sunday

Ennistymon, 12:00 noon Sunday

Saturday Mass time is 7pm

Doolin 1st Saturday

Kishanny 2nd Saturday

Toovahera 3rd Saturday

Clouna 4th Saturday

No Mass on the 5th Saturday

Weekday Masses

Monday 9:30am Lisdoonvarna

Tuesday, no Mass

Wednesday Lisdoonvarna

6pm Holy Hour and Benediction

7pm Mass

Thursday 8:30am Ennistymon

Friday 10am Lahinch

"No morning Mass on the day of a funeral" does not refer to Sunday! There is always morning Mass on the Lord's Day!

Young Adult Pilgrimage to Spain

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Newsletter

PARISH OF LISDOONVARNA, KILSHANNY, TOOVAHERA, DOOLIN. June 20/21, 2026.

Happy Father's Day! May our dads reflect and imitate the Love of God our Father, giving good example in faith and morals alongside their wives. May our deceased fathers rest in peace.

Fr. Robert Mc Namara PP, 065 7074142, 087 0949030 lisdoonpp@galwaydiocese.ie

Lisdoonvarnaparish.ie

Corpus Christi, Lisdoonvarna, 10am: Margaret O' Gorman, Carnane, Doolin, Month's Mind.

Michael Noel Dahaher, Tournahoun, Doolin, 4th anniversary.

Next week: Val Nagle, anniversary.

Saturday evening 7pm Masses in June:

20th in Toovahera: Mary-Anne Byrnes. Mai and Josie Mc Mahon, Ballyconnoe. Delia O' Loughlin Ballyhenna and deceased of the O'Grady family, Ballyconnoe. Neil Considine, Ballyconnoe North.

Saturday evening 7pm Masses in July:

Doolin, July 4th: Gerry Griffin, 3rd anniversary. Mary O' Callaghan, Month's Mind, and her husband Dennis, 11th anniversary.

Kilshanny, July 11th: Elizabeth, George, and PJ Greene, Athlone. Bridget and Austin Cooney and family deceased. Fr. Frank Arthur, SDS, Kilmoon.

Toovahera: no booking as yet.

THANK YOU FOR LAST WEEK'S COLLECTION: €1315

CUTTING OF CHURCH GARDENS DURING THE SUMMER: thank you to Pat Kennelly for volunteering to do this in Kilshanny. I have contracted Jason Howley to do so for Toovahera and Kilmoon cemetery.

Day for life 2026: today the Church celebrates the day for life on the theme the humanity of the unborn child, which invites us to reflect on the wonder of human life from the moment of conception. We remember how the Lord Jesus Himself sanctified and experienced the beginning of life in the world as an unborn child, hidden in the womb of Mary. Mary knew that she was carrying the Son of God-God and man-as soon as He was conceived. John the Baptist leapt in his mother Elizabeth's womb when Mary greeted her. Our Lady treasured Our Lord in her heart and womb until His birth. To read the bishops' full reflection visit councilforlife.ie