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Diocese of Kilmore

  • Annagh (Belturbet)
  • Kildrumferton
  • Arvagh
  • Killeshandra
  • Bailieborough
  • Kilmore (Cathedral)
  • Drumgoon (Cootehill)
  • Manorhamilton
  • Drung
  • Swanlinbar / Kildallan
  • Florencecourt
  • Urney (Cavan)
  • Kinawley
  • Lurgan (Virginia)

Diocese of Elphin

  • Boyle and Riverstown
  • Roscommon
  • Calry
  • Sligo (Cathedral)
  • Drumcliffe

Diocese of Ardagh

  • Ardagh
  • South Leitrim
  • Mostrim (Edgeworthstown)
  • Templemichael (Longford)
  • Ardagh Diocese
  • Elphin Diocese
  • Kilmore Diocese

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Latest News

  • Songs of Praise – Ballymahon – Sunday 23rd February January 10, 2020
  • Christmas Message from Bishop Ferran December 20, 2019
  • Church of Ireland Youth Department Training Day – 16th Jan 2020 – Dunboyne December 10, 2019
  • Prayer Vigil for the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence – 30th November November 16, 2019
  • Kilmore Diocesan Confirmation Day November 14, 2019
  • Survey finds that 72% of Cavan people want to know God personally November 14, 2019
  • Christmas Flower Demonstration – Manorhamilton 5th Dec November 4, 2019
  • Diocesan Report 2019 October 23, 2019

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Diocesan Secretary

Ms Maud Cunningham
T: 028-66348399
E: secretary@kilmore.anglican.org

Diocesan Administrator

Mrs Sarah Taylor
E: dkeatreasurer@gmail.com

Diocesan Office

20A Market Street,
Cootehill,
co. Cavan.

T: + 353 49 5559954
F: + 353 49 5559957
E: office@kilmore.anglican.org

Mission Statement

The Church of Ireland, as an authentic part of the universal church of God, is called to develop growing communities of faith, in and through which the Kingdom of God is made known, and in which the whole people serve together as followers of Jesus Christ for the good of the world to the Glory of God.
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