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1. www.saulandballeeparish.com › live-webcamLive Webcam - Saul & Ballee

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   LIVE. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Below is the timetable of all live services current on or upcoming within the next 2 hours on churchmedia.tv.

2. www.downandconnor.org › webcamsParish Webcams - Diocese of Down and Connor

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   Most parishes in the Diocese of Down and Connor stream their Masses online and the table below outlines links to these online broadcasts. Parish. Webcam/Streaming Link. City Parishes. St Peter’s Cathedral. Webcam.

3. www.facebook.com › 1660251147583288 › postsThe webcam in St Patrick's... - Parish of Saul & Ballee

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   Margaret Trainor. Lovely mass this morning 14th April 2024 only no sound did something go wrong ?? 21w. John Graham. The sound needs sorted. 33w. The webcam in St Patrick's Church is back online.

4. www.saulandballeeparish.comHome - Saul & Ballee

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   St Patrick’s Church Saul. Saturday Vigil: 5pm, Sunday: 9.30am Monday – Wednesday: 10:00am, Friday: 7pm Hols as announced. Get Directions

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5. churchmedia.tv › SaulLive Streaming Platform - iTech Media

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The new standard in church live streaming withing the UK & Ireland - Watch Live Church Services - Dublin, Galway, Tyrone, Derry, Dromiskin, Cootehill

6. www.stpatricksdownpatrick.com › parish-podcasts-copy-1Parish Webcam | St Patrick's Parish Downpatrick

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   Parish Webcam ©2020 by St Patrick's Parish Downpatrick. Proudly created with Wix.com. bottom of page ...

7. www.saintpatrickcentre.com › saul-churchSaul Church – The St Patrick's Centre - Saint Patrick Centre

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   Saul Church is built on the site of Saint Patrick’s earliest place of Christian worship in Ireland, founded by the Saint in 432 AD. Originally made of wood, the church has been rebuilt many times – most recently in 1932 to celebrate the 1500th anniversary of its foundation.