Killeigh Parish in the Diocese of Kildare & Leighlin,
- a parish reaching back through history to the coming of Christianity to Ireland.
Our Christmas Draw Wednesday Dec 13th
Draw Cards & 2024 Parish Calendars are being distributed.
Thanks to everyone for your support,
also our Distributors & Loyal Sponsors.
If you wish you can enter the Draw using the Donate Button below.
Please reference your Card No & Name.
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PLEASE bring a copy of the
Birth Certificate to the ceremony.
If you would like to contribute to the collections
for the Parish or the Clergy
please just click
'DONATE'
Bank Details (BIC & IBAN numbers) for those who want to bank on line are as follows:-
Killeigh Parish Account:
BIC: AIBKIE2D
IBAN: IE96 AIBK 9322 5616 8411 11
Please include your ENVELOPE NUMBER or your NAME.
Killeigh Clergy Account:
BIC: AIBKIE2D
IBAN: IE30 AIBK 9322 5616 8410 38
Please include your ENVELOPE NUMBER or your NAME.
Thanks to all who give donations through banking direct debits.
Fr John and Fr Tom say
'Thanks' for:-
Your generous support.
Thanks for:-
Handing in Envelopes to priest’s house
Thanks also:-
to all who contribute on-line, and to those who are using the 'DONATE' button on this page..
Parish Office Opening Hours this week:
PARISH
OFFICE IS CLOSED THIS WEEK.
Book Masses, Certificates, Mass Cards, etc.
Please feel free to leave a voice message, with your phone number, when you ring at other times.
we will follow up as soon as we can.
Phone 057-93-44161
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KILLEIGH PARISH has five villages:- Killurin, Geashill, Ballinagar, Cloneygowan, & Killeigh.
The name KILLEIGH is thus explained:- Cill Achaidh, Church of the Field;
Earlier:- Acha Droma Fada, the field of the long ridge
Killeigh Parish lies in the shadow of the Sliabh Bloom Mountains. Geographically it is the biggest parish in the diocese of Kildare & Leighlin, and the second biggest in the country.
This parish can trace its history back to the coming of Christianity to Ireland.
Earlier:- Acha Droma Fada, the field of the long ridge
