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Inishowen MD

Graveyard Mass moved to avoid clash with All-Ireland final

The annual Graveyard Sunday Mass at Cockhill cemetery has been rescheduled to avoid a clash with Donegal’s All-Ireland football final against Kerry. Traditionally held on the last Sunday of July, the Graveyard Mass was due to take place at 3pm on ...

19 Jul 2025 at 13:24

Inishowen MD

Lack of priests leads to cancellation of Fahan vigil mass

The lack of priests in the Diocese of Derry has led to Buncrana parish priest Fr Francis Bradley taking the decision to stop Saturday evening mass at St Mura’s Church in Fahan. Fr Bradley said the regrettable decision wasn't a reflection on ...

01 Jul 2025 at 18:30

Inishowen MD

Buncrana drowning victim Matt Sibanda remembered as a ‘natural leader’

The funeral has taken place in Buncrana of Matt Sibanda, one of two young friends who tragically drowned in Lough Swilly three weeks ago. Buncrana came to a standstill for the second time in two weeks as several hundred mourners, following ...

31 May 2025 at 12:03

Local News

'The perfect match': Double funeral for devoted Buncrana couple of 63 years

Two coffins sat side-by-side at the altar of St Mary’s Church in Cockhill on Holy Thursday. As they were in life, through almost 63 years of marriage, Charlie and Mary McLaughlin, were together in death. Mary McLaughlin, née Gill, passed ...

03 Apr 2026 at 06:55

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