Ireland’s National Marian Shrine

About Knock Shrine
Plan Your Visit
Knock Shrine is now open to the public in line with current government guidelines.

All public Masses take place at Knock Basilica, Please note that capacity is limited to 200 people and there is a queuing system in place on a first come, first served basis. Entry to Mass is not guaranteed.

Daily Mass takes place in Knock Basilica at 12pm, 3pm and 7.30pm (with Rosary at 7.00pm)

Sunday Mass takes place in Knock Basilica at 12pm, 3pm (with Rosary at 2.30pm) and 7.30pm

Please note that capacity is limited and a strict queuing system is in place for Mass and Confessions, on a first come, first served basis. We advise those travelling with elderly or vulnerable pilgrims to take this into consideration prior to visiting Knock Shrine.

Please refer to our ‘Opening Hours’ page for more details.

All times are subject to change
Mass & Liturgy
Please note that all Masses take place at Knock Basilica. Please note that there is a limited capacity of 200 people in line with government guidelines and there is a queuing system in place on a first come, first served basis. Please be advised that entry to Mass is not guaranteed.

Daily Masses:

12pm, 3pm & 7.30pm ( Rosary at 7pm)

Sunday Masses:

12pm, 3pm (Rosary at 2.30pm) & 7.30pm
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This Sunday, August 9th, the Meath Diocesan pilgrimage takes place online, live from Knock Basilica. Ceremonies will commence online with Rosary at 2.30pm, followed by concelebrated ...

Meath Diocese Online Pilgrimage

Posted on: 08 August 2020

Mass Cards are now available at two locations at Knock Shrine Mass Card Centre (Opposite Knock Parish Church) Open Daily 9am to 5pm Mass Card Office (New location at Prayer ...

Additional Mass Card Centre Now Open

Posted on: 07 August 2020

From Tuesday, August 4th 2020, capacity for attendance at Mass at Knock Basilica will be increased to 200 people. Please note that there will be a ...

Capacity at Mass increases from Tuesday, August 4th 2020

Posted on: 04 August 2020

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Re-live the amazing story of Knock Shrine

Learn more about the unique and compelling story of the Knock Apparition of 1879 and find out how a small village has grown to become an international pilgrimage destination.

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