Community · 3 June 2026
Volunteers recognised for service to parish life.
The parish thanked volunteers who support ministries, events and outreach programmes.
Read →A rural parish on the Atlantic — serving Kincasslagh, Burtonport and the island of Arranmore since 1865.
The Parish of Kincasslagh is a rural parish of the Diocese of Raphoe, situated on the North West coast of Donegal.
It is a place of community, faith and welcome, shaped by the sea and by generations of families who have lived here, travelled abroad, and returned again to their roots.
The parish has been made widely known through the success of its native sons Daniel O’Donnell and Packie Bonner, as well as Daniel’s sister Margo, whose music and stories continue to draw visitors to the area.
There are three churches in the parish — St. Mary’s in Kincasslagh, St. Columba’s in Burtonport, and St. Crone’s on Arranmore Island.
PARISH PRIEST
Curate
Our weekly schedule across the two parish churches. The Blessed Sacrament is exposed for adoration every Friday after morning Mass at St. Columba’s.
Church Road, Kincasslagh Co. Donegal
Main Street, Burtonport Co. Donegal
Sunday Mass times alternate weekly between St. Mary’s and St. Columba’s. Please check the current schedule below before travelling.
Sailing times between Burtonport and Arranmore Island for parishioners, visitors and island families.
Community · 3 June 2026
The parish thanked volunteers who support ministries, events and outreach programmes.
Read →Sacraments · 3 June 2026
Children from parish schools continue preparations for First Holy Communion.
Read →Parish Events · 3 June 2026
Knock pilgrimage planned for August.
Read →Mass intentions, anniversaries, notices & parish updates · 512 KB
From the font at birth, to the altar, to the graveside — the Church walks with every soul at every turning.