Portlaoise Parish

Cemetery Mass 2024

Please join us on June 2nd at 1pm in St. Peter & Paul's Cemetery for our annual cemetery Mass.

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Portlaoise Parish

All are welcome in this place

Portlaoise Parish

All are welcome in this place

Welcome

Céad míle fáilte to Portlaoise Parish website. We want to make our parish website an interesting and worthwhile location for both parishioners and visitors to keep up to date with what’s happening in our parish. We hope that all parish and community groups will see it as a useful resource for getting information out to people.

Mass Times

Portlaoise

All Masses:
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Sunday:
Saturday Vigil: 6.30pm Sunday: 08.30am, 10:00am, 11.15am & 12.30pm

Monday - Friday:
07.30am and 10:00am

Saturday:
10:00am

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The Heath

Sunday:
9.30am

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Ratheniska

Sunday:
10am

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WEBCAMS

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Death notices

We pray for those who have died.

They died on this day

15 Oct May they rest in peace.

Ava Doran 2025
Annie Farrell 2014
John Fahy 2012
Peter Kavanagh 2012
Paula Conroy 2012

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Notices

Holy Week Schedule 2026

March 26, 2026

Our full schedule for Holy Week and Easter Sunday. Please join us as we celebrate this most holy time of the year.

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Portlaoise Parish Christmas Arrangements 2024

December 11, 2024

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Christmas Carol Service 20th December 2023

December 21, 2023

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Ratheniska Children’s Choir

November 8, 2022

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Holy Week Schedule 2022

April 11, 2022

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Penitential Service for those Preparing for First Confession

April 12, 2021

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Weddings

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Baptisms

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Reflection

Torn

We live our lives torn in many directions. From the moment we wake up there are a hundred and one claims on our time. We have to look after our homes and our families. We have to go to work and deal with a whole range of tasks from the very important to the totally banal. We have to fill in forms, pay bills, make calls, answer emails, maintain the car, and pick up the shopping. If we’re very lucky we might just squeeze in a bit of leisure time.

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