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Our Lady of Victories
Church & Parish Website
Celebration of Mass
Monday to Thursday & Saturday at 10:00am
Sunday at 11:00am & 6:00PM
6:00pm Mass will resume in September
Serving Our Parishioners For Over 50 Years
Our Lady of Victories has been a focal point for the community, both spiritually and temporally, since 1969. In 2019, we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the incorporation of Our Lady of Victories parish here on Ballymun Road.
To learn more about the history of Our Lady of Victories church and parish and the people who played a pivotal role in its incorporation, click the button below.
Summer Mass Times 2025
Beginning the weekend of June 1st
Sunday Mass 11:00am
During the Summer, the church closes after this mass.
The Sunday Evening Mass (6:00pm) has concluded for the Summer and will resume in September.
Mon-Thurs & Sat Mass 10:00am
If there is no funeral on Saturday, Exposition takes place until 11.00 am during which confession is available.
Weekly Parish Newsletter
In Memoriam
Recently Deceased: We solemnly remember Michael MacCready who recently passed.
Months Mind: We pray for Patricia Campbell whose month’s mind occurs around this time.
Memorials: We remember Caroline Costello (First), Thomas Hennessy, Julia Leonard, Ruth & Paddy Gilroy, David & Mick O’Donoghue, Joe Flynn, Martin Leahy, Dana & Zdenka Donaghey, Thomas McDermott Roe, Elizabeth Harte, Margaret Doherty, Cecil Kearney, and others who have passed.
In these moments of sorrow, we extend our prayers to all those who are grieving. May they find solace in the boundless love of God and the compassionate support of our community.
Our Lady of Victories Livestream
This Church is monitored by
CCTV Cameras and/or
Live streaming Cameras 24/7
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Child Safeguarding in Our Lady of Victories
The Archdiocese of Dublin recognises and upholds the dignity and rights of all children, is committed to ensuring their safety and well-being and will work in partnership with parents/guardians to do this. The Archdiocese recognises each child as a gift from God, and values and encourages the participation of children in all activities that enhance their spiritual, physical, emotional, intellectual and social development.
All diocesan personnel (including clergy, religious, staff and volunteers) have a responsibility to safeguard children through promoting their welfare, health and development in a safe and caring environment that supports their best interests and prevents abuse.
Your Parish Safeguarding Representatives are:
Ger Casey and Joe Carroll
and are contactable through the parish office (see below for contact details).
Click the below image to be taken to the guidelines document.
