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The Legacy of Very Reverend Thomas Egan (1935–1979)
Restorer of the Nave: The Legacy of Very Reverend Thomas Egan (1935–1979) Ordained on 23rd June 1935, Very Reverend Thomas Egan served
July 9, 2025
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Restorer of the Nave: The Legacy of Very Reverend Thomas Egan (1935–1979) Ordained on 23rd June 1935, Very Reverend Thomas Egan served
A New Chapter Begins – Launching the Website, Strategic Plan, and Cultural & Heritage Visitor Centre at Ballintubber Abbey By Con Lydon,
Music lovers are in for a real treat on the Sunday of the June Bank Holiday, when the University of Southern Indiana
Ballintubber Abbey is proud to Host an Illustrated Talk and Book Launch with Author John G. O’Dwyer Ballintubber Abbey | Monday, 12th
Performing at weddings in Ballintubber Abbey holds great significance for me. Living close by in Turlough, Ballintubber Abbey was one of the
Pilgrimage has been defined as ‘a meaningful journey to a place of spiritual significance’ and the benefit lies as much in following
The connection with Grace O’Malley and her son Tiboid-ne-Long Bourke to this part of the barony of Carra, so far removed from
The Sculptures of Br Joseph McNally A native of Ballintubber, County Mayo, Ireland, Br Joseph McNally left an enduring mark on his
You’re Invited: Ballintubber Abbey’s Next Chapter – All Are Welcome! We are delighted to invite everyone to a special event, “Ballintubber
Ballintubber Abbey Trust are proud supporters of Croagh Patrick Stakeholder and will donate €1 for every registered Tóchar Phádraig Walker to the Croagh