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Sunday wedding

  • 30-03-2016 11:06pm
    #1
    Bernice101
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    We are hoping to get married on a Sunday 12 of June in a Catholic church finding it a little hard to get a church. Has anyone any advice much appreciated .


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  • #2
    lab man
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    Pmsent


  • #3
    Bernice101
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    Pmsent

    ?


  • #4
    Bernice101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭Bernice101


    ?


  • #5
    ElNino
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    Cratloe church hosts a lot of weddings for non-locals.


  • #6
    finbarrk
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    Cratloe is in the Killaloe diocese, so no Sunday weddings usually. Try Ennistymon or Ballyvaughan or Kilfenora, etc., which are in the Galway diocese which seemingly do have Sunday weddings.


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  • #7
    chuckles30
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    Cratloe is actually in the Limerick diocese - I know this as the church on the limerick road in Sixmilebridge, which is part of the Cratloe parish, is Limerick diocese. Not sure what their policy is on Sunday weddings, but as Finbarr said, Killaloe diocese do not do Sunday weddings. Galway definitely does.


  • #8
    lab man
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    Did u get my pm bernice


  • #9
    finbarrk
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    Oh, I hadn't realised that Cratloe was the Limerick diocese.


  • #10
    Bernice101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭Bernice101


    Yes got it thank you Lab man


  • #11
    lab man
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    I'll get a phone no.over the weekend for you if u need it maybe twill help you didn't want to post where cause of my profile name


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  • #12
    kollegeknight
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    We got married in Carron as its in Galway diocese, anything above lahinch on map is Galway.

    Although the two brother priests in liscannor and kilfenora are not welcoming of outsiders. There is no room at the inn there


  • #13
    Bernice101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭Bernice101


    We got married in Carron as its in Galway diocese,


    Was it a Sunday wedding?


  • #14
    kollegeknight
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    Bernice101 wrote: »
    We got married in Carron as its in Galway diocese,


    Was it a Sunday wedding?

    Yeah twas a Sunday wedding.


  • #15
    Kerbie
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    lab man wrote: »
    Pmsent

    Hi sorry do you know some church you can get married on a Sunday? Thanks


  • #16
    kollegeknight
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    Kerbie wrote: »
    Hi sorry do you know some church you can get married on a Sunday? Thanks

    Anywhere outside of the diocese of kilaloe.
    North of Miltown is the Galway diocese so lahinch, ennistymon, carron, doolin, noughaval, etc.

    Two churches that you'd be wasting your time with are liscannor and kilfenora. Two brothers are priests there and don't like outsiders.


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