Mullingar Presbyterian Church

About us

We are one branch of the worldwide Christian family - the "One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church" as affirmed in the ancient Christian creeds. In other words, we are a Christian church.

Our Posture

Open to each other

... a church where friendships with other followers of Jesus developand deepen.

Open to God

... a church that is Bible centred and Jesus focused.

Our Connections

We are one branch of the worldwide Christian family - the "One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church" as affirmed in the ancient Christian creeds. In other words, we are a Christian church.  

Open to everyone

... a church made up of all-sorts that welcomes all-sorts.

We are a local congregation within the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (www.presbyterianireland.org). This denomination serves the whole island, and has a total membership of some 300,000 people in over 560 congregations. 'Presbyterian' simply describes the way the church is governed and led. In practical terms, this means the leadership team (which includes the 'minister') is chosen by each local congregation. Think 'bottom-up' rather than 'top-down'; we don't do hierarchy.

The Presbyterian Church in Mullingar has been in existence since the early decades of the 1800's. It is the only Presbyterian Church in County Westmeath - but it is not only for Presbyterians

Our minister

Rev. Daniel Reyes Martin was inducted as minister of Corboy and Mullingar Presbyterian Churches on Saturday 1st December 2018

Our History

The history of Presbyterianism in Ireland can be said to begin in Ulster in the early years of the 17th century. During the 18th century, Presbyterians suffered along with Roman Catholics under the Penal Laws. Consequently, a great number of Presbyterians either emigrated or returned to England and Scotland. So, out of the six Presbyterian congregations which at one time were established in the County of Westmeath, only that of Mullingar continues to the present.

Mullingar Presbyterian Church was established in the year 1821 in Castle Street. The congregation worshipped and served the Lord Jesus Christ there until we moved to our present building in 2015, opposite the Educate Together school, where we continue to share the message of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, ..... Open to God, Open to each other, Open to everyone.


If you would like to know more about our history, please contact us, and you may buy the book by Rev. John W. Lockington "A History of Mullngar Presbyterian Church." (5 euro) All proceeds go to the building fund.

Original Presbyterian church in Castle Street

Our present building opposite Ed. Together School

200th Anniversary video

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