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Galway city will host its biggest ever St. Patrick’s Day Festival for 2025, beginning in earnest on Saturday 15 March and culminating in the biggest parade ever seen in the Town of the Tribes. 2024 brought over 3,000 entrants, and with entries still open for participants, Galway City Council is already seeing huge numbers sign up. 16 February 2025 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Galway Cathedral • Galway, H91 A780 t 091–563577 e [email protected] w www.galwaycathedral.ie Clergy Mgr Peter Rabbitte Fr John Gerard Acton Mass on Sunday Sat. 6:00pm; Sun. 9:00am (Gaeilge), 10:30am (choir), 12:30pm, 6:00pm Mass on Holy Days Vigil mass at 6:00pm; mass on the day at 11 Impact on Tourism in Galway. St. Patrick’s Day has a significant impact on tourism in Galway. The influx of visitors during the celebrations boosts the local economy and promotes Galway as a vibrant tourist destination. Conclusion. St. Patrick’s Day in Galway 2025 will be a remarkable celebration filled with unforgettable moments. St Patrick's Day Mass Times 9am (Gaeilge), 10.30am, 12.30pm and 6pm. "Be still and know that I am God. Be still and know that I am. Be still and know. Be still. Be." Jijo Johney CCT. +353 (0)91 567994E. [email protected] Sacrament of ReconciliationAfter Mass on Saturday morning and evening. St Patrick | Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh and Kilfenora St. Patrick’s Festival in Galway ☘️. Galway’s St Patrick’s Day parade in 2025 will be the largest St Patrick’s Day spectacle the city has ever seen. Galway City Council have organised a series of events over the course of the bank holiday weekend from 15th to the 17th March 2025, to celebrate Ireland’s national holiday. 16 March 2025 Second Sunday of Lent Galway Cathedral • Galway, H91 A780 t 091–563577 e [email protected] w www.galwaycathedral.ie Clergy Mgr Peter Rabbitte Fr John Gerard Acton Mass on Sunday Sat. 6:00pm; Sun. 9:00am (Gaeilge), 10:30am (choir), 12:30pm, 6:00pm Mass on Holy Days Vigil mass at 6:00pm; mass on the day at 11:00am, 6:00pm Mass in the Cathedral for St Patrick's Day is celebrated on Saturday 16 March at 6:00pm, and on Sunday 17 March at 9:00am (Gaeilge), 10:30am (Cathedral Choir), 12:30pm and 6:00pm. The 11:15 mass on St Patrick's Day, 17 March 2011, will be sung jointly by the Cathedral Choir and the choir of St Nicholas' Collegiate Church. Music to be sung will include Victoria's Missa O quam gloriosum, as well as the motet O quam gloriosum upon which the mass setting is based. Galway city will host its biggest ever St. Patrick’s Day parade Sunday 17 March 2024. Over 3,000 entrants are expected as the city will outdo their record-breaking 2024 show. Councillor Peter Keane announced ahead of the big day that national treasure Sharon Shannon will be the Grand Marshal for the 2025 Galway city St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The St Patrick’s Festival parade in Galway on March 17th will mark the highlight of a 3 day celebration of Irish culture and will serve as a platform to showcase the creativity of local artists and community groups. The parade starts at 11.30am and runs through Galway city centre for over 1 hour. St Patrick's Day Mass times: 10am (Gaeilge - celebrated by Bishop Emeritus Brendan Kelly) and 6pm “Be still and know that I am God. Be still and know that I am. Clifden. In Clifden, the St Patrick’s Day Parade will start at 12.30pm. The organisers announced there will also be entertainment on the Town Square, live music, a kids disco and much more. Galway Cathedral Galway H91 A780 Ireland. Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh & Kilfenora Registered Charity No. (RCN) 20014438 / CHY 7072 This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The city parade kicks off at 11:30AM, starting at the University of Galway, and involves 50 community groups, over 3,000 participants and Grand Marshal Sharon Shannon. Killimor is hosting its first-ever parade on Sunday, the day before St Patrick’s Day – with festivities kicking off at 2PM. [] A three-day festival of free events will take place in Galway City from 15th–17th March to celebrate this year’s St. Patrick’s Day. With St. Patrick’s Day falling on a Monday (17th March), the festivities promise to bring even more excitement to the city over the extended weekend. Hosted by Galway City Council, the programme is set to Galway Cathedral’s 41st Novena: Finding Love and Hope in Life’s Challenges In the recent storm, as winds howled and rain battered the streets, many sought shelter - just as we do in life’s trials. St Patrick's Day - Thursday 17 March 2022 - will be marked in the Cathedral with mass as follows: Vigil mass on Wednesday evening at 6:00pm; Aifreann as Gaeilge on Thursday at 11:00am, celebrated by Bishop Brendan Kelly. Mass in English on Thursday evening at 6:00pm. Galway Cathedral Galway H91 A780 Ireland. Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh & Kilfenora Registered Charity No. (RCN) 20014438 / CHY 7072 12 January 2025 The Baptism of the Lord Galway Cathedral Galway, Ireland t 091–563577 e [email protected] w www.galwaycathedral.ie Clergy Mgr Peter Rabbitte Fr John Gerard Acton Mass on Sunday Saturday 6:00pm; Sunday 9:00am (Gaeilge) 10:30am (choir), 12:30pm, 6:00pm Mass on Holy Days Vigil mass at 6:00pm; mass on the day at 11:00am, 6
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