Praise, fellowship, Community

We hope as you browse through the site you will get a taste of the Parish, its various activities and history. St Mary’s is a Parish within the Church of Ireland Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough and a member of the world wide Anglican Communion.​​

Last Chance to help:) - please read below

If you haven’t volunteered yet it’s not too late!
Stephen needs a lot of help setting up on the Friday evening.
Please call Stephen on 353871441300 or Carolyn on 0868091702

Here’s how you can help:

BAKE – large cakes, tray bakes, sponge cakes, pavlovas,
Apple tarts are always popular! Why make one cake when you
can make two just as easily? Pretend you’re Mary Berry!

STALLS REQUIRE ITEMS AS FOLLOWS:
(Remember….. de-cluttering is good for the soul!!)
Glamorous party dresses, Wedding Hats, sparkly shoes
And bags etc for our Fashion Boutique.
Books, China and glass, kitchenware,
Vases, pictures, ornaments,
Unwanted gifts such as perfume,
Jewellery, scarves, handbags
Children’s toys and books,
Well-rooted plants.
Please also donate bottles for the bottle stall (in date)
Electrical items only accepted in full working order and
preferably in original box.
RAFFLE – Donate item or ask a business you regularly
patronise if they might consider a donation!
PLEASE NOTE: It is expensive for the Parish to get rid of
waste. Help would be appreciated at the end of the day to
take items for recycling.

Twilight Garden Party

 On Saturday 11th May the first St. Mary's Parish Garden Party was held. Very thankful for the lack of rain (and the winter coats and wooly hats) a wonderful night was had.

There was a delicious spread of food, the garden was decorated beautifully and as the night progressed, the lighting of the church and all the fairy lights in the garden made it feel very special. It was nice for so many of us to be able to take a step out of our busy lives and leave the kids and work behind for a bit, and reconnect with the community that our church gives us. And as the cold crept in we found ourselves forming very tight bonds as we huddled around the two pit fires for perhaps more physical warmth than spiritual! On the back of such a great night, St. Marys certainly hopes to repeat this again.
You have visited our website – why not come and join us one Sunday? You will be assured of a warm welcome as you come to share in our worship and also over a cup of coffee after our main morning service.

​We look forward to seeing you.
St. Mary's Parish Howth
Howth, Dublin 13
Rectory: +1(353) 832-3019
revkevinbrew@gmail.com