Killaney & Carryduff

This evening the Scouts – who meet regularly in St Ignatius’ Carryduff’s Halls – have announced to us that they are suspending activities for the […]

No, that is not a mistake in the headline: our Flower Festival is being rescheduled to 2021. We are deeply grateful to Mrs Barbara Megarry, […]

With the the news today (16 March 2020) that our government is advising the restriction of social contacts for all people, we are adjusting our […]

We announce the death of Mr George Scott, a valued parishioner of St. Andrew’s, Killaney. We extend our sympathy to his family circle. His funeral […]

It seems we are now part of a world that has COVid-19 and we have to (try to) live with it. The question is how […]

Leaving by foot from Carryduff Church Carpark at 8:30 am am on Saturday 7th March, our men’s breakfast will hopefully take place at 9:00 am […]

Thank you for remembering to support The Larder which supports the community near St Christopher’s in East Belfast. If you have even one or two […]

“Well, did you get what you wanted?” These are official words to be used by all adults addressing children at Christmas time. At least, so […]

Will this Christmas be a real Cracker? It is all in the way we pull together! 12:00 22nd December and 9:30 on Christmas Morning 25 […]

The Scene is set for the Nativity in Carryduff