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PARISH RADIO FREQUENCY LIST Compiled by Patrick Robi č Last updated: February 6th , 2016 Dear DXers ! If you hear a station, this list will be only a little help for further investigations, as there may be more than one station transmitting on a frequency at the same time. The mentioned mass times may be subject of change. Update information can be found on the Webpages of the Parishes / Dioceses or at www.catholicireland.net Please remember that there are also masses on special occasions like weddings, funerals, etc. outside this schedule. Any comments, corrections, suggestions and information of other identified stations are highly welcome: patrick.robic *at* aon.at REMARKS All stations broadcasting in FM-mode, if not mentioned otherwise in the frequency cloumn. As most of the transmitters are not so stable, I do not mention frequencies with decimals in the list. If a station could be heard more than 1 kHz off their nominal frequency, this is mentioned in brackets in the frequency column If stations changed frequencies, I kept the old entries in the list printed in Italic and added the year when the station was last observed on that frequency in brackets in the station column. USEFUL LINKS Here are some links, that may help you to identify the stations you have heard. www.catholicireland.net mass times, links to the dioceses www.catholicbishops.ie list of Irish bishops, links to the dioceses www.rip.ie death notices from the Republic of Ireland and a few from Northern Ireland www.obituaries-ni.co.uk death notices from Northern Ireland CREDTIS My thanks to all of the following for their help and contribution: Veli-Matti Anttila, Finland Jouni Keskinen, Finland Harri Kujala, Finland (who has an informative webpage about parish radio: www.parishradio.harriku.com ) Joachim Rabe, Germany Vesa-Jussi Rinkinen, Finland Jim Solatie, Finland Ruud Vos, Netherlands Marko Weck, Finland Parish Radio Frequency List compiled by Patrick Robi č 06-02-2016 Regular mass times (Irish/UK Local Time) Freq. Church Town County ITU kHz Sunday Saturday Weekdays Holydays 27000 Chiesa della Santissima Trinità Milano Lombardia I 0830 / 1030 / 1545 1830 Mon-Fri 0830 / 1830 0830 / 1030 / 1545 (Chinese) / 1830 (Chinese) / 1830 27005 St. Teresa´s Church Ballydonoghue Co. Kerry IRL 1100 1930 (winter) / 1000 2000 (summer) 27025 St. Bartholomew´s Church Athea Co. Limerick IRL 0900 / 1100 0930 / 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 / Mon/Wed/Fri 1930 0900 / 1100 27025 Holy Cross Church Charleville Co. Cork IRL 1000 / 1200 / 1900 1000 / 1830 Mon-Fri 1000 1000 / 1200 / 1830 27025 Church of Our Lady of the Rosary Newmarket-on-Fergus Co. Clare IRL 1100 1930 Mon-Fri 1000 27035 St. Vincent de Paul Church Marino Dublin 9 IRL 0930 / 1100 / 1230 1000 / 1900 Mon-Fri 0800 / 1000 0800 / 1000 / 1100 / 1930 / 1930 27065 Holy Family Church Ballymagroarty Co. Derry G 0930 / 1100 / 1230 1800 Mon-Fri 1000 / 1915 27065 St. Bartholomew´s Church Bartlemy Co. Cork IRL 0930 Tue/Thu 0930 / 1930 on 1st Fri 0930 27065 St. John´s Church Middletown Co. Armagh G 1130 1930 Tue/Wed/Fri 0900 / Mon/Thu 1930 1130 / 1930 27065 Church of the Assumption Moyvane Co. Kerry IRL 1100 1930 as annouced 27065 St. Catherine´s Church Newry Co. Armagh G 0800 / 0930 / 1100 / 0730 / 1100 / 1930 Mon-Fri 0730 / 1100 1215 27065 Church of the Assumption Pomeroy Co. Tyrone G 1100 1900 as announced 27075 St. John the Baptist Church Fedamore Co. Limerick IRL 1030 1900 Tue-Fri 1000 (+1900 on 1st Fri) 1030 27075 St. Brendan´s Church Looscaun Co. Galway IRL 1100 1000 Mon/Thu 0930 / Wed 1000 AM 27105 Church of St. Nicholas of Myra Dunlavin Co. Wicklow IRL 1000 / 1200 2000 Mon/Thu/Fri 1000 / Tue 2000 27125 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Sligo Co. Sligo IRL 0830 / 1030 / 1200 / 0800 / 1030 / 1930 Mon-Fri 0800 / 1000 0800 / 1030 / 1900 1900 27151 St. Andrew´s Church (2013) Kilfinane Co. Limerick IRL 27155 St. Mary´s Church Maghera Co. Derry G 1130 1830 Tue/Thu/Fri 0800 / Fri 1000 / Mon/Wed 1930 27161 St. Anne´s Church (2014) Rathnure Co. Wexford IRL 27165 St. Anne´s Church Rathnure Co. Wexford IRL 1030 1900 Mon/Tue/Thu 0930 27175 St. Mary´s Church Croom Co. Limerick IRL 1130 1900 Mon/Wed/Fri 0930 (+1900 on 1st Fri) 1130 / 1900 27185 Church of St. Nicholas of Myra (2014) Dunlavin Co. Wicklow IRL 27185 St. James´ Church Glenmore Co. Kilkenny IRL 1100 1930 Mon-Fri 1000 1100 27185 St. John the Baptist Church Kilmaley Co. Clare IRL 1130 1930 27185 St. Joseph & St. Benildus Church Waterford Co. Waterford IRL 1000 / 1200 1830 27205 Church of the Sacred Heart Kiskeam Co. Cork IRL 1000 1930 (Feb/Apr/ as annouced etc.) 27205 Church of the Assumption (2014) Slieverue Co. Kilkenny IRL 27225 ? Carlow Co. Carlow IRL 27225 Church of St. James Horeswood Co. Wexford IRL 1030 0930 (1st Sat) / Mon-Fri 0930 1900 27225 St. Brigid´s Church Knockbridge East Co. Cavan IRL 1000 Wed 1000 / 1st Fri 1900 (winter)/2000 (summer) 1900 (wint.) / 2000 (sum.) 27225 St. Joseph´s Church Mountmellick Co. Laois IRL 0900 / 1200 1930 Mon/Wed/Fri 1000 / Tue/Thu 1930 0900 / 1930 27225 Church of the Assumption Slieverue Co. Kilkenny IRL 0900 / 1100 1930 27245 Church of St. Laurence Omeath Co. Louth IRL 1000 1930 Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 1000 / Wed 1930 1000 / 1930 27275 Holy Cross Church Kenmare Co. Kerry IRL 0930 / 1200 1000 / 2000 Mon-Fri 1000 as announced 27277 St. Bartholomew´s Church Dromcollogher Co. Limerick IRL 1100 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 27285 St. Joseph´s Church Glenullin Co. Derry G 1130 1000 / 1930 Tue/Wed 0900 / Mon/Thu/Fri 1930 1130 / 1930 27285 St. John the Baptist Church Gusserane Co. Wexford IRL 1000 1900 Mon-Fri 0930 27285 St. Brigid´s Church Rosslare Co. Wexford IRL 1000 1800 Mon-Fri 1000 27301 St. Michael´s Church Freemount Co. Cork IRL 1030 Tue-Fri 0930 27305 Our Lady of the Wayside Church Bluebell Dublin 12 IRL 0830 / 1100 1000 / 1830 Mon-Fri 0930 0930 / 1830 27305 St. John the Baptist Church (2013) Gusserane Co. Wexford IRL 27315 St. Mary´s Church Newmarket Co. Cork IRL 1130 1930 Mon-Fri 1000 1130 / 1930 27319 St. Michael´s Church Portarlington Co. Offaly IRL 0900 / 1215 1815 Mon-Fri 1000 1000 / 1930 27332 St. Mary´s Church Askeaton Co. Limerick IRL 1130 1900 Mon-Fri 0930 1130 27345 Church of the Nativity of Our Lord (2013) Beaumont Dublin 5 IRL 27345 St. Nicholas´ Church Castlelyons Co. Cork IRL 0830 / 1130 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 0830 / 1130 / 1930 27355 St. James´ Church (2012) Horeswood Co. Wexford IRL 27365 Our Lady of the Snows Church Broadford Co. Limerick IRL 0930 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 27365 Our Lady of Lourdes Church Caltra Co. Galway IRL 1130 1930 (winter) / 2030 (summer) 27365 Holy Trinity Church Durrow Co. Laois IRL 1100 AM 1900 Mon-Fri 0850 27375 Church of Our Lady Conceived Mitchelstown Co. Cork IRL 0830 / 1030 / 1200 1000 / 1930 Mon-Fri 0830 / 1000 0830 / 1030 /1200 AM Without Sin / 1930 27385 Our Lady of Lourdes Church (2013) Caltra Co. Galway IRL 27395 St. Nicholas´ Church Killavullen Co. Cork IRL 0830 (wint.) / 0900 1830 Mon-Fri 0930 0830 (wint.) / 0900 (summer) / 1130 (summer) / 1130 27395 St. Senan´s Church Shanagolden Co. Limerick IRL 1200 Mon/Tue 0930 27395 St. Anne´s Church Sligo Co. Sligo IRL 1030 / 1230 / 1900 1000 / 1930 Mon-Fri 1000 / 1815 27405 Church of the Miracolous Medal Clonskeagh Dublin 14 IRL 1000 / 1130 1830 1000 / 1930 27405 St. Canice´s Church Finglas Dublin 11 IRL 27425 St. Mary´s Church Tarbert Co. Kerry IRL 1130 1830 Tue/Wed/Thu 1000 27435 St. Lachteen´s Church Grenagh Co. Cork IRL 1100 1930 Mon/Wed/Fri 0930 1100 / 1930 27505 SS Peter & Paul Church Kilmallock Co. Limerick IRL 0900 / 1200 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 / 1900 0900 / 1200 / 1930 27515 Church of the Immaculate Conception Rathcormac Co. Cork IRL 0830 / 1130 2000 Mon-Fri 1000 0830 / 1130 / 2000 27601 SS Peter & Paul Church Bruff Co. Limerick IRL 1100 1800 Mon-Fri 1000 1100 / 1800 27601 St. Mary´s Church Buttevant Co. Cork IRL 0830 / 1130 1930 Mon-Fri 1000 (+1930 on 1st Fri) 0830 / 1130 / 1930 27601 Daniel O´Connell Memorial Church Cahersiveen Co. Kerry IRL 1200 1930 Mon-Fri 1100 / Tue/Thu 1930 27601 Church of the Immaculate Conception Castlecomer Co. Kilkenny IRL 0800 / 1000 / 1130 1000 / 1900 Mon-Fri 0900 1130 27601 St. Munchin´s Church Clancy Strand/Limer. Co. Limerick IRL 1015 / 1130 1800 Mon-Fri 0930 1130 27601 Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Drimnagh Dublin 12 IRL 0900 / 1030 / 1200 1000 / 1830 Mon-Fri 1000 27601 St. John the Evangelist Church (2013) Kilbarrack Dublin 5 IRL 27601 St. Andrew´s Church Kilfinane Co. Limerick IRL 1100 1830 Mon-Thu 0930 / Fri 1900 1100 / 1830 27601 St. Fintan´s Church Mountrath Co. Laois IRL 1130 1900 Mon-Fri 1000 27601 Church of the BVM Immaculate Portglenone Co. Antrim G 1100 1000 / 1900 Mon/Wed/Thu 0900 / Tue 0930 / Fri 1930 0900 / 1930 27601 St. Michael´s Church Potahee Co. Cavan IRL 1000 2000 Mon-Fri 0900 (+2000 on 1st Fri) 1000 / 2000 27601 St. John´s Church Waterford Co. Waterford IRL 0900 / 1000 1815 Mon-Fri 1000 1000 / 1815 (Polish) / 1200 27605 St. Mary´s Church (2013) Ballyheigue Co. Kerry IRL 27605 St. Mary´s Church (2014) Berrings Co. Cork IRL 0830 / 1100 1930 Mon-Fri 0930 0830 / 1100 27605 Immaculate Conception of the BVM Newcastle West Co. Limerick IRL 0830 / 1030 / 1230 1000 / 1830 Mon/Tue/Wed 1000 / Fri 1930 (+0930 on 1st Fri) 0830 / 1030 / 1230 / 1830 27611 Holy Trinity Abbey Church Adare Co.
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