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WEBCAM MASS TIMES

Mass is available to view from St Aengus' Burt on churchservices.tv/burt at the following times:

Baptismal Rota

St Aengus’ Church, Burt: on the first Saturday of each month at 3pm

Our Lady of Lourdes, Inch: on the second Saturday of each month at 3pm

The Chapel of Ease, Fahan: on the third Saturday of each month at 3pm

St Mura’s Parish Church, Fahan: will take place on the last Sunday of each month at 12.15pm.

 

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Welcome to our website. We hope to provide you with some basic information about the Parish of Fahan, its history, services, Mass times in the diocese and contact information for each parish. Let us know if we can improve our service in any way.

     
  Click here to visit our image gallery - LATEST IMAGES : Scalp Mountain, May 2012


LATEST NEWS & EVENTS FROM AROUND THE PARISH Todays Mass Readings at www.watersideparish.com
     
 

Parish Priest - Rev Francis Bradley PP

Parochial House,
Hilltown, Buncrana,
Co Donegal,
F93 NX6W

Tel : 074 9363455

Fax : 074 9360151

Email : fahanparish@derrydiocese.org

Curate - Rev Paddy Baker, CC

Parochial House
Castlequarter,
Fahan
Lifford
Co Donegal
F93 H9Y3

Tel : 074 9360151

Email : fahanparish@derrydiocese.org

Curate - Rev Fintan Diggin, CC

Parochial House
Carrownamaddy
Speenogue
Burt
Lifford
Co Donegal
F93 P2R6

Tel : 074 9368155




How to find us
The Parish of Fahan
Parish History
Societies
Schools of the parish
Pilgrimages and special services

 

Scalp Mountain

 

Some images from this inspirational Sunday.

 

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Baptisms Weddings Funerals
Buncrana Parish
Holy Family Parish
St Eugene's Cathedral, Derry
Culdaff Parish
Moville Parish

 

 

 

St Vincent de Paul confidential telephone number is 086 0549976.

 

 

 

Diocesan Website
Catholic Bishops Website
Vatican
Vocations in Ireland
Many more...


Burt on the Web The Burt page on The Donegal Genealogy Resources website has recently been updated to include extensive details of Burt Cemetery. A large number of headstone inscriptions, including photographs, family links and also some links to the 1911 Census have all been added. Every effort has been made to catalogue and identify as many graves as possible in the Burt Graveyard, in an effort to help preserve the identities and locations of the people buried there for future generations and also to enable emigrants from Burt to find and see their Family graves. See http://freepages.genealogy.
rootsweb.ancestry.com/~
donegal/speenogeGYd.htm