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Christmas Celebrations in the Diocese of Meath 2018 Christmas Celebrations in the Diocese of Meath 2018 Ardcath & Curraha Parish Christmas Eve Masses Curraha 5:00pm Ardcath 7:00pm Christmas Day Masses Clonalvy 10:00am Curraha 11:30am Confessions in Ardcath Saturday – before 6:30pm Vigil Mass Confessions in Curraha Friday – after 9:30am Mass Ashbourne & Donaghmore Parish Confessions Penitential Service Monday 17th Friday 21st 10:30-11:30am; Saturday 22nd 10:30am-12:30pm Monday 24th 10:00am-11:00am Christmas Eve Masses Ashbourne 5:00pm & 11:00pm (Live broadcast by RTÉ) Donaghmore 8:00pm Christmas Day Masses Ashbourne 9:00am, 10:00am (Polish); 11:00am, 12:30pm; Donaghmore 10:00am Athboy Parish Penitential Service Thursday 20th at 7:30 pm Confessions also available after Vigil Mass Saturday 22nd & 11:30am Mass Sunday 23rd Christmas Eve Masses Athboy at 7:00pm & 10:00pm Christmas Day Masses Rathmore at 9:00am. Rathcairn at 10:15am Athboy at 11:30am Ballinabrackey Parish Christmas Eve Mass in Ballinabrackey at 8:00pm Christmas Day: Castlejordan at 10:00am Ballinabrackey at 11:30am Ballivor & Kildalkey Parish Christmas Eve Confessions Kildalkey from 12:30 pm – 1:00pm Ballivor from 1:15 pm – 1:45pm Christmas Eve Masses Ballivor (Children’s Mass) at 5:00pm Kildalkey at 7:00pm (Vigil Mass) Ballivor 9:00pm Vigil Mass Christmas Day Masses Kildalkey at 10:00am Ballivor at 11:30am Ballymore Parish Christmas Eve Mass Ballymore (Children’s Mass) at 7:00pm Christmas Day Masses Boher at 9:00am Ballymore at 10:00am Beauparc Parish Beauparc Christmas Eve Mass 9:00pm Christmas Day Mass 10:30am Kentstown Christmas Eve Mass 8:00pm Christmas Day Mass 9:30am & 11:30am Bohermeen Parish Confessions on Saturday 22nd December from 5:30pm – 6:15pm Bohermeen Christmas Eve at 6:30pm & Christmas Day at 11:30am Cortown Christmas Eve at 5:30pm & Christmas Day at 10:15 am Boyerstown Christmas Eve at 7:00pm & Christmas Day at 10:00am Carnaross Parish Christmas Eve Confessions in Carnaross from 2:30pm to 3:30pm. Christmas Eve Masses Mullaghea at 6:00pm Carnaross at 7:30pm Christmas Day Masses Mullaghea at 10:00am Carnaross at 11:15am Castlepollard Parish Castlepollard Christmas Eve Mass at 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses at 9:30 am & 11:30am Finea Christmas Eve Mass at 7:30pm Christmas Day Mass at 10:30am Castletown Geoghegan, Tyrrellspass & Raheenmore Parish Castletown-Geoghegan Christmas Eve Vigil Mass at 9:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 11:30am Tyrrellspass Christmas Eve Mass in Bethany House at 2:00pm Family Mass at 5:00 pm Christmas Vigil at 7:00pm. Christmas Day Mass at 10:00am Raheenmore Christmas Day Mass at 9:00am Castletown-Kilpatrick Parish Christmas Eve Mass Castletown Kilpatrick 7.30pm Christmas Day Masses Fletcherstown 10:00am Castletown Kilpatrick 11:30am Clara & Horseleap Parish Christmas Eve Masses Clara 5:00pm & 9:00pm; Horseleap at 7:00pm. Christmas Day Masses Clara 10:00am &11:30am; Horseleap at 9:00am. Clonmellon & Killalon Parish Clonmellon Christmas Eve Mass at 8:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 11:15am Killalon Christmas Day Mass at 10:00am Collinstown/Fore Parish Christmas Eve Masses Fore 4:15 pm (Childrens’ Mass) & 6:00 pm Collinstown 8:00pm Christmas Day Masses Fore 10:00 am Collinstown 11:30am Coole-Whitehall Parish Christmas Eve Mass Whitehall at 8:00pm Christmas Day Masses Whitehall at 10:00am Coole at 11:30am with Carol Service at 11:00am Delvin Parish Christmas Eve Mass Delvin at 6:30pm Christmas Day Masses Delvin at 11:00am Killulagh at 9:30am Confessions: Monday in Killulagh at 12noon & Delvin from 2:00pm – 2:30pm Donore Parish Christmas Eve Masses Donore at 5:00pm Children's Mass Rosnaree at 6:30pm Donore at 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses Rosnaree at 10:00am Donore at 11:00am Drogheda - Holy Family Parish Christmas Eve Masses Children’s Mass at 5:00pm & Vigil Mass at 7:30pm Christmas Day Masses 10:00am, 11:00am & 12:30pm Confessions on Christmas Eve at 6:00pm Drogheda – St Mary’s Parish Confessions After 7:00pm Mass on Sunday 23 December with visiting priests Christmas Eve 12noon – 1:00pm Christmas Eve Masses Morning Mass at 8:00am Children’s Mass 6:00pm Polish Mass: 9:00pm Midnight Mass: 12:00 midnight Christmas Eve Masses 9:00am (Broadcast live on LMFM) 10:30am & 12:00 noon No 7:00pm Evening Mass on Christmas Day Drumconrath Parish Christmas Eve Masses: Meath Hill at7:00 pm Drumconrath at 9:00 pm Christmas Day Masses: Meath Hill at 10:00 am Drumconrath at 11:15 am Drumraney Parish Drumraney Christmas Eve Mass at 10:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 11:15am Forgney Christmas Eve Mass at 8:00pm Tang Christmas Eve Mass at 10:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 10:00am Duleek & Bellewstown Parish Confessions Duleek on Christmas Eve 2:00pm-3:00pm & 8:00pm-9:00pm Bellewstown on Christmas Eve 5:00pm 6:00pm Duleek Christmas Eve Mass at 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses at 9:00am & 11:30am Bellewstown Christmas Eve Mass at 7:00pm Christmas Day Family Mass at 10:00am Dunboyne & Kilbride Parish Confessions in Dunboyne on Saturday after 10:00am Mass & on Christmas Eve after 10:00am Mass Dunboyne Christmas Eve at 5:00pm, 7:00pm & 9:00pm Christmas Day at 9:00am & 11:30am Kilbride Christmas Eve at 7:00pm Christmas Day at 10:00am Dunshaughlin & Culmullen Parish Penitential Service on Wednesday 19th December at 8:00pm with visiting priests Confessions on Christmas Eve 12:00–1:00pm & 2:00pm-300pm Dunshaughlin Christmas Eve: 6:00pm Children’s Mass 9:00pm Vigil Mass (Carol Service from 8:00pm) Christmas Day: 9:00am & 12noon Culmullen Christmas Eve Mass 9:00pm (Carol Service from 8:15pm) Christmas Day: 10:30am Dysart Parish Christmas Eve Masses Loughnavalley at 7:00pm Dysart at 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses Dysart at 10:00am Loughnavalley at 11:15am Johnstown & Walterstown Parish Christmas Eve Masses Walterstown 5:00pm Johnstown 7:00pm & 10:00pm Christmas Day Masses Walterstown 9:30am Johnstown 11:00am Kells & Girley Parish Christmas Eve Masses Kells 8:00pm Girley 8:00pm Christmas Day Masses Kells 9:00am, 11:00am & 12:15pm Girley 10:00am Confessions on Saturday: Girley 10:30am-11:00am Kells 12noon-1:00pm; 2:00pm-3:00pm Kilbeg & Staholmog Parish Christmas Eve Mass Kilbeg at 6:00pm Christmas Day Mass Staholmog at 10:00am Kilbeggan & Rahugh Parish Confessions on Christmas Eve from 5:30pm – 6:00pm Christmas Eve Masses Family Mass at 6:00pm & Vigil at 8:00pm in Kilbeggan Christmas Day Masses Rahugh at 9:30am Kilbeggan at 11:00am Kilcloon Parish Christmas Eve Mass Vigil Mass in Kilcloon at 7:00pm Christmas Day Masses Batterstown at 9:30am Little Chapel at 10:45am Kilcloon at 12noon. Kilcormac & Killoughey Parish Christmas Eve Masses Mount Bolus at 7:00pm Kilcormac at 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses Mount Bolus at 10:00am Kilcormac at 11:30am Killucan Parish Confessions on Christmas Eve in Rathwire from 10:30 am – 11:00am Christmas Eve Mass Children's Mass in Rathwire at 6:00pm Candlelight Mass in Raharney at 9:00pm 12:00 midnight Mass with the Camillians Christmas Day Masses Raharney at 10:00am Rathwire at 11:30am Kilmessan & Dunsany Parish Kilmessan Christmas Eve Mass 7:30pm Christmas Day Mass 11:00am Dunsany Christmas Eve 6:00pm Christmas Day 9:30am Kilskyre & Ballinlough Parish Ballinlough Christmas Eve Mass at 6:15pm Christmas Day Mass at 10:00am Kilskyre Christmas Eve Mass at 8:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 11:30am Kingscourt Parish Penance Service on Sunday 23rd at 6:00pm in Kingscourt. Christmas Eve Masses Family Mass at 5:00pm in Kingscourt. 7:30pm in Muff Candlelight Mass at 9:00pm in Kingscourt Christmas Day Masses First Mass of Christmas Day at 9:00am in Corlea 10:30am & 12noon in Kingscourt. Kinnegad Parish Confessions in Kinnegad on Sunday 23rd 3:00pm – 6:00pm Kinnegad Christmas Eve Family Mass at 4:30pm Christmas Day Mass at 12noon Coralstown Christmas Eve Vigil Mass at 8:00pm Christmas Day Mass at 10:30am Clonard Christmas Eve 12:00 midnight Mass. Christmas Day Mass at 9:00am Laytown & Mornington Parish Laytown Christmas Eve Masses at 5:00pm & 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses at 10:00am & 12noon Mornington Penitential Service after 6:00pm Mass on Sat 22nd Christmas Eve Masses at 4:00pm, 6:00pm & 9:00pm Christmas Day Masses at 10:00am & 11:30am Lobinstown Parish Christmas Eve Mass Lobinstown at 7:30pm Christmas Day Mass Lobinstown at 10:30am Longwood & Killyon Christmas Eve Masses Killyon at 5:30pm Longwood at 7:15pm Christmas Day Masses Killyon at 10:30am Longwood at 12noon Mountnugent Parish Penitential Service on Tuesday 18th December at 7:30 pm in Oldcastle Church Confessions Christmas Eve in Ballinacree at 12noon Mountnugent at 12:30pm and at 2:00pm Also for half an hour before the Vigil Masses Christmas Eve Masses Ballinacree at 7:30pm Mountnugent at 9:30 pm Christmas Day Masses Ballinacree at 9:45am Mountnugent at 11:00am Moynalty Parish Christmas Eve Mass Moynalty at 8:00 pm Christmas Day Masses Moynalty at 9:00am & 11:00am Newcastle at 10:00am Moynalvey & Kiltale Parish Christmas Eve Masses Kiltale at 6:30pm Moynalvey at 8:00pm Christmas Day Masses Kiltale at 10:00am Moynalvey at 11:30am Mullingar Parish Penitential Service on Tuesday 18 December at 7:30pm Confessions Saturday 21 December from 2:30pm – 3:30pm Sunday 22 December after all Masses Christmas Eve 12noon – 5:00pm Christmas Eve Masses 6:00pm Family Mass in St Paul’s Church 6:00pm in the Cathedral (Gospel Choir) 9:00pm in St Paul’s Church (Celebrant Bishop Michael Smith) 10:00pm in the Cathedral (Celebrant Bishop Tom Deenihan) Christmas Day Masses Cathedral at 8:30am, 11:00am & 12:30pm St Paul’s Church at 10:30am and 12noon Walshestown at 9:00am Brotenstown at 10:00am Gainstown at 10:00am Navan Parish Confessions Saturday 22 December in St.
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