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Parishes
Donagh, Tyholland with Errigal Truagh
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The Revd Tim Irvine (Bishop’s Curate) |
Click here to visit the Donagh Group of Parishes Facebook page
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Services
Donagh at 10.30am
Tyholland with Errigal Truagh at 12 Noon
Joint Group Service on the 5th Sunday in Donagh.
Details of Sunday Services are posted on St Salvator’s Facebook page each Friday evening.
If you are visiting St Salvator’s you are most welcome. We are located on the Castle Leslie Estate and access is via the main gates at the end of Glaslough’s Main Street. Should the gates be unattended by Castle staff, the code for the gates is 1878* (please remember the * star after the digits) and we are on the right just past the Hunting Lodge.
Due to St Salvator’s unique location, the Diocese may grant permission for those members of the Church of Ireland and our sister Anglican/Episcopalian Churches whose wedding reception is taking place at Castle Leslie to have their Marrraige Solemnized in St Salvator’s. Anyone who wishes to seek this permission should contact Archdeacon Brian Harper at magheracross@gmail.com with their request. All weddings in St Salvator’s are conducted according to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of Ireland by a duly authorised Anglican Priest.
Dates for your Diary:
August 2026
Monday 17th August – Heritage Week at Donagh Group: at 12 noon in St. Salvator’s with a talk, 'What do Oscar Wilde, G K Chesterton and Evelyn Waugh have in common with Shane Leslie? Revd Tim will speak about the Oxford Movement and its influence on the architecture in St Salvator’s and how the stones speak of the religious milieu in which Shane Leslie raised and how he, like so many men and women from his background who were drawn to high church Anglicanism eventually converted to Roman Catholicism.
Wednesday 19th August – Heritage Week in Donagh Group: at 8pm in St Muadain’s, Errigal Truagh, Ethne McCord continues her survey of the parish, looking at the abandoned dwellings of those who once worshipped in St Muadain’s and tracing the Errigal Truagh diaspora which began in the 1920’s and continued into the late 1960’s.
September 2026
Friday 18th September – Donagh Table Quiz at 8pm in The Oakland Centre, Main Street, Glaslough.