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Welcome from Fr Henry  

A very warm welcome to our parishioners and friends at home and abroad. Ballycastle (Ramoan) Parish is situated in North Antrim between the beautiful Glens of Antrim and the Causeway Coast. It includes within its bounds Rathlin Island and Glenshesk.

It is fitting that we should be part of the modern communication age since we were involved from its beginnings. It was on the spire of our church, St Patrick’s and St Brigid’s in Ballycastle, that Marconi erected a mast to link the mainland and Rathlin Island for the first radio broadcast.

We hope you will find your visit to our site useful and informative.  Whether you are a parishioner or have surfed here for your first taste of Ballycastle Parish, we invite you to explore our site and discover why Ballycastle Parish is such a special place





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Newsflash

Dates for your Diary.  Ramoan First Communion will be held on Saturday 22nd May 2010.  Confirmation will be held on May 17th 2010.


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