Calry Parish Church, Sligo is situated in the North West of Ireland and is in Yeats Country. It was established in 1824 as a Chapel of Ease for St. John's Church (now the Cathedral of Elphin) due to the increasing numbers of Anglicans in Sligo.

The stone was quarried on the site and the church was built by the Board of First Fruits with a loan of £5,246!

Today the church continues to thrive, to minister to and to serve the community in north Sligo.

The Parish has a special relationship with Sligo Grammar School where the Rector is Chaplain.

Visitors are most welcome to the church. Sunday Services are held at 8.30a.m. 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays (Holy Communion) and at 11.00am each Sunday.

Calry Parish is in the diocese of Elphin and Ardagh under the care of Bishop Ken Clarke

Our Mission Statement:

"To know the love of Jesus Christ and to make that love known in the community through word and action"