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Churches
St. Mary's, Carrick on Shannon
St. Patrick's, Gowel
St. Joseph's, Leitrim
Sacred Heart, Jamestown
Church Requirements
The Catholic Church requires of both parties:
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To give at least three months' notice
of their intention to get married.
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Recent Baptismal Certificate
(within six months of date of Marriage).
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Confirmation Cert.
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Proof of Freedom to Marry.
Letter(s) of Freedom from any location where
you have resided six months or more since you were 18 years
of age (an Affidavit in certain circumstances, e.g. mixed
faith or disparity of cult).
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Canonical Dispensations (e.g., if a marriage of mixed
religion). If either party has been previously married it
is essential that freedom to marry can be established
before any marriage arrangements are confirmed.
-
Certificate of Marriage Preparation Course
(www.accord.ie).
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Pre-nuptial Enquiry Form to be completed
by the priest of the parish in which you reside. If the
parish where you now reside is not the parish where you
were baptised or confirmed, it would be helpful if you
obtained the certificate of your baptism and confirmation
before you approach the priest where you now reside.
Rehearsal:
Generally, it is recommended that a couple should arrange a
rehearsal in preparation for the wedding ceremony. It would be
helpful to have as many people as possible, who are involved in
the ceremony, present for the rehearsal.
Cover charge:
There is a cover charge of EURO 300 for the use of
the church. Payment may be made to St. Mary's Catholic Church
No 1 account and forwarded to the Parochial House, St. Mary's
Close, Ck on Shannon, Co. Leitrim N41 FE89
or online:
IBAN: IE95AIBK 9370 6141 9040 45
BIC: AIBKIE2D
When paying online, please include your name on the payment.
In the event of a couple having to cancel their plans to get
married in Kiltoghert Parish, please contact us as soon as
possible.
The fee for the priest is EURO 200, which is paid
separately. This money can be paid at the Parish Office.
Solemniser:
Where both bride and groom come from outside the parish, you
are asked to provide your own priest or solemniser where
possible (i.e., a priest in good standing who is on the
Register of Solemnisers).
Civil Requirements, Republic of Ireland
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The couple must arrange to meet in person a Civil Registrar
at least three months before the wedding to give the
required notice of their intention to marry. In advance of
meeting the registrar, contact the priest, book the church
and know the name of the priest solemniser who has agreed
to celebrate the Marriage.
-
Receive the Marriage Registration Form (MRF)
from the civil registrar – without this document no
Marriage can take place.
-
Show the MRF to the Priest (solemniser to check that the
details are correct).
-
Make the verbal declaration of no civil impediment not more
than two days before your marriage. In this diocese this
declaration is made before the wedding Mass begins.
-
Return the signed Marriage Registration Form (MRF) to any
civil registrar no later than one month after the marriage.
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For more details check
www.citizensinformation.ie.
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Births, Deaths and Marriages
Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim
071-9621215
On behalf of the parish community of Kiltoghert, I wish you
every blessing as you prepare for this very important step in
your life. We will assist you in any way that we can to ensure
that the sacramental celebration of your marriage takes place
in pleasant and appropriate surroundings. For further help or
information please contact the Parish Office.
Churches
St. Mary's, Annaduff
St. Mary's, Drumsna
Church Requirements
The Catholic Church requires of both parties:
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To give at least three months' notice
of their intention to get married.
-
Recent Baptismal Certificate
(within six months of date of Marriage).
-
Confirmation Cert.
-
Proof of Freedom to Marry. Letter(s) of Freedom
from any location where you have resided six months or more
since you were 18 years of age (an Affidavit in certain
circumstances, e.g. mixed faith or disparity of cult).
-
Canonical Dispensations (e.g., if a marriage of mixed
religion). If either party has been previously married it
is essential that freedom to marry can be established
before any marriage arrangements are confirmed.
-
Certificate of Marriage Preparation Course
(www.accord.ie).
-
Pre-nuptial Enquiry Form to be completed
by the priest of the parish in which you reside. If the
parish where you now reside is not the parish where you
were baptised or confirmed, it would be helpful if you
obtained the certificate of your baptism and confirmation
before you approach the priest where you now reside.
Rehearsal:
Generally, it is recommended that a couple should arrange a
rehearsal in preparation for the wedding ceremony. It would be
helpful to have as many people as possible, who are involved
in the ceremony, present for the rehearsal.
Cover charge:
There is a cover charge of EURO 300 for the use
of the church. Payment may be made to Annaduff Church Account
No 1 account and forwarded to the Parochial House,
St. Mary's Close, Ck on Shannon, Co. Leitrim N41 FE89
or online:
IBAN: IE49AIBK9370 6100 0080 51
BIC: AIBKIE2D
When paying online, please include your name on the payment.
In the event of a couple having to cancel their plans to get
married in Kiltoghert Parish, please contact us as soon as
possible.
The fee for the priest is EURO 200, which is paid
separately. This money can be paid at the Parish Office.
Solemniser:
Where both bride and groom come from outside the parish, you
are asked to provide your own priest or solemniser where
possible (i.e., a priest in good standing who is on the
Register of Solemnisers).
Civil Requirements, Republic of Ireland
-
The couple must arrange to meet in person a Civil Registrar
at least three months before the wedding to give the
required notice of their intention to marry. In advance
of meeting the registrar, contact the priest, book the
church and know the name of the priest solemniser who has
agreed to celebrate the Marriage.
-
Receive the Marriage Registration Form (MRF)
from the civil registrar – without this document no
Marriage can take place.
-
Show the MRF to the Priest (solemniser to check that the
details are correct).
-
Make the verbal declaration of no civil impediment not more
than two days before your marriage. In this diocese this
declaration is made before the wedding Mass begins.
-
Return the signed
Marriage Registration Form (MRF)
to any civil registrar no later than one month after the
marriage.
-
For more details check
www.citizensinformation.ie.
-
Births, Deaths and Marriages
Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim
071-9621215
On behalf of the parish community of Kiltoghert, I wish you
every blessing as you prepare for this very important step in
your life. We will assist you in any way that we can to ensure
that the sacramental celebration of your marriage takes place
in pleasant and appropriate surroundings. For further help or
information please contact the Parish Office.
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