Carrick Mór

06/12/2026

Father's Day is coming! Grab a gift for the big guy!

05/28/2026

FRUIT SCONES ARE BACK IN STOCK!! ❤️☘️

05/20/2026

Ireland lived under foreign domination for centuries, yet every generation rose up again and again, refusing to accept defeat and struggling to reclaim their dream of freedom.

There is something deeply stirring in knowing that the blood of such people flows in my veins.

A Nation Once Again When I was about ten or eleven years old, I began to wonder what it meant to be Irish. I started reading whatever I could find at home or in the library. The history of Ireland struck me as both thrilling and deeply sad, filled with suffering, courage, defeat, and endurance. But....

05/07/2026

Mother's Day is SUNDAY! ❤️☘️

05/02/2026

Did you know that St. Patrick is not only the Patron Saint of Ireland...but also of Nigeria?

Seeds of Faith Our parish is blessed each year by the presence of a visiting priest from Nigeria who joins us during the summer months. His name is Father Felix, and he is a warm, friendly, and wise man whose joyful spirit fills our community. His homilies reflect a humble and steady faith, and they...

04/28/2026

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04/25/2026

04/23/2026

Rising quietly from the green heart of the midlands, the Hill of Uisneach has long been regarded as the symbolic—and strikingly literal—center of Ireland. Located near the geographic middle of the island, it was seen as the meeting point of the provinces, the place where the land gathers into itself. At its summit rests the Ail na Míreann, the “Stone of the Divisions,” said to mark the unity of Ireland’s five provinces.

Ireland's Ancient Center Rising quietly from the green heart of the midlands, the Hill of Uisneach has long been regarded as the symbolic—and strikingly literal—center of Ireland. Located near the geographic middle of the island, it was seen as the meeting point of the provinces, the place where...

04/14/2026

Scattered across the Irish landscape stand some of the most remarkable monuments of early Christian art—the Irish High Crosses. Rising in quiet graveyards, ancient monastic sites, and windswept hills, these towering stone crosses are more than relics of faith; they are sermons in stone, telling the story of Ireland’s spiritual awakening and artistic genius.

Standing Tall Scattered across the Irish landscape stand some of the most remarkable monuments of early Christian art—the Irish High Crosses. Rising in quiet graveyards, ancient monastic sites, and windswept hills, these towering stone crosses are more than relics of faith; they are sermons in sto...