Gateway to the Galtees

Welcome to Kilbehenny, Co. Limerick

Kilbehenny is located on the border of three counties, Limerick, Cork and Tipperary.
The ruins of a 12th century church are located on the grounds of the community centre, hinting at the the rich history of the area.

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Mass Times

Please note that Sunday Mass will be at 11.30am from Sunday 3rd August.   
Mass as usual at 6pm on the Saturday evenings  in St. Joseph's Church, Kilbehenny.     


Mass in Anglesboro 8pm on the Saturday evenings, no Sunday mass.

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Upcoming Events

☕️ Sun 2nd Nov - Coffee Morning. Fundraiser to replace Defibrillator outside hall. Opportunity to register interest for First Aid and Defib training.

💃 Sat 29th Nov - Annual Christmas meal. Not to be missed! Tickets €35, contact Mary O’Brien, or any committee member.

🎄Sat 6th Dec - Christmas evening including Christmas fair, Santa & lights switch on.

Model Mania

Sunday 19th October, Mitchelstown Diecast Model Show will take place in the Firgrove Hotel, Mitchelstown from 10am.  Everybody welcome.   All proceeds will go to Kilbehenny National School Parents Association.  Many thanks to Kevin and Sinead O'Brien for running this event.

Vintage Run

Kilbehenny Vintage Run will take place once again, this year on Sunday 26th October.The run commences 1.30pm.

Coffee Morning

On Sunday 2nd November there will be a coffee morning in Kilbehenny Community Centre and it is a fundraiser for to purchase a new Defibrillator.  Your support would be most welcome.

BINGO

Bingo continues every Sunday night.   Start time 8pm.  Doors open 7.30pm. 

🍃 Ballyhoura Walking Festival October 2nd – 5th  

As the hills turn gold and the air takes on the crisp promise of autumn, Ballyhoura invites you to lace up your boots, fill your lungs with fresh mountain air, and step into a weekend of outdoor adventure, music, and community spirit.

Celebrating its 29th year, the Ballyhoura Walking Festival is Ireland’s longest-running walking festival, offering a diverse programme that caters to all abilities – from the early-morning adventurer to the gentle rambler.

Many of the walks are led by members of the Ballyhoura Bears Walking Club, whose deep knowledge of the area’s heritage, wildlife, and folklore ensures every step is steeped in local insight.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Walking Festival joins forces with the Joyce Brothers Music Festival, celebrating the legacy of PW and Robert Dwyer Joyce, natives of Glenosheen, whose collections of Irish music, songs, and stories are still treasured today. The music festival’s lively programme of concerts, sessions, workshops, and heritage walks perfectly complements the walking trails, adding a rich cultural dimension to the weekend.

More information: here

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