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My g.g. Grandparents had most of their children baptised in Drumlough Presbyterian church From 1849  onwards. No marriage records seem to exist from before then and I just wonder which church in the area they might have been married in. Any ideas? Rosemary

According to PRONI's Guide to Church Records they had microfilmed copies of baptisms from 1855 onwards so presumably one from 1849 until that date were in local custody? (although PRONI's Guide usually mentions records in local custody.
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/publications/guide-church-records

Civil registration in Ireland didn't start until 1864 (for all births, marriages, deaths except non-Catholic marriages which began in 1845). Therefore, there won't be a birth or marriage registration for him. Pre-1800s is also very early for church records in Ireland. Many Catholic parish registers are online (free) but coverage varies from parish to parish.
https://registers.nli.ie/ (since you don't even know a county it will be difficult to find details easily)
Have you tried tracing his children to see if they give more details about the family or done DNA testing?

It was heywood that found posted the marriage earlier. Good to know you did find the correct death for Maria. People didn't worry too much about ages or birthdays so not surprising to find differences from record to record.

Start with the 1912 marriage which should list names and occupations of both fathers-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1912/09916/5604218.pdf
Her residence Castlebar (this may or may not be where her family lived) and father James Tierney, a blacksmith. Can't see any matches for her father in 1901 or 1911 and nothing in Co, Mayo for a Kathleen Tierney (her name might be Katherine, Kate, etc.)

Another good find. I had originally searched for him in barracks with birthplace as Monaghan since Fermanagh hadn't been mentioned at that point. Interestingly clipping mentioned burial in Monaghan.