Recording of the Mass from Barryroe Church (Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea) on Sunday 15 March 2026
This is the last livestream of Sunday Mass from Barryroe.
Future livestream Masses can be accessed at onefaith.ie/livestream
The priests of the Family of Parishes have been discussing the online presence of the six parishes. They state "we are very aware of the call from the bishop to share resources, to build sustainable ways of ministry across the parishes in the light of falling budgets and to engage parishioners more in the mission of the Church locally." The following steps are to be implemented:
From 30 March 2026 the six parishes will be served by the one website at onefaith.ie. Any visitors to barryroe.ie will automatically be forwarded to that website.
Barryroe Parish WebsiteSocial media platforms for individual parishes are to close and people will be invited to follow a new Family of Parishes Facebook Page. Therfore the Facebook Page at @BarryroeParish will be closed.
Live Stream Masses will continue to be available from Clonakilty and Rosscarbery only. The last livestream Mass from Barryroe will take place on Sunday 15 March 2026. Requiem Masses for funerals will continue as requested by families and Funeral Directors.
The website at barryroe.ie was launched on Tuesday 17 March 2020 as a response to the COVID pandemic and featured the first livestream from Fr Dave O'Connell broadcast from an upper room of the presbytery on the feast of Saint Patrick. As the website developed it included:
Barryroe email subscribers can subscribe at onefaith.ie/subscribe
Facebook followers can follow the Family of Parishes Page (soon to be announced on the Barryroe Facebook Page before it is closed)
Livestream Mass is available at onefaith.ie/livestream
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