Temporary Relocation of Westport Church Services and Change of Time

 

Temporary Relocation of Westport Church Services and Change of Time



Holy Trinity Westport, with sanctuary temporarily sectioned off


St Mary's is situated on the Mall, Westport


Due to the present closure of Holy Trinity Church following Storm Eowyn, from Sunday 2nd February, services normally held in Holy Trinity Westport will be held in St Mary’s Church Westport, and at the later time of 12 noon.

We are most grateful to the community of St. Mary's Church, Westport and to Fr John Kenny for this expression of ecumenical friendship and solidarity in accommodating us in this way and allowing us to avail of their own consecrated space. 

We are also grateful for the offer of tea after our 12 noon service, in Carrowbeg House, beside St Mary's.

There is some parking on the Mall and on James Street, and in the carpark behind St Mary’s.

If you have any queries or concerns, please contact us, aughaval@tuam.anglican.org or 083 800 3233

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