Ballylanders Roman Catholic Church records

[Suzygirl1]

My great great grandparents Michael Davern & Mary Noonan Davern were married in the Ballylanders Roman Catholic Church Feb. 13, 1861.  The Emly & Cashel Dioceses has not given permission to the Momon Church to copy any  of the church parish records. So where can I, who lives in the USA, get a copy of my great great grandparent's marriage record ?  They were married before the start of the civil record index for roman catholics, so that does me no good
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Suzanne

[CathyMN]

Hi Suzanne,

Their marriage record can be found on rootsireland.com.  You have to register - for free - and do a search - I searched the marriage records for you putting in their names and 1861 in Co. Limerick and an index of one record came up, so they must be your ancestors.  Under baptisms for their names, 11 names were indexed under 18 records, some Church and some Civil.  You can buy credits - one record requires 25 credits and the charge for that is 5 euros which equates to $6.55 on today's exchange.  If you need more than one record, you do a lot better paying for more credits.  Purchasing the credits give you "free pages" for searching.  I had lots of free pages so that is how I did the search for you.  I tried to attach the searches but the files were too large.

My great grandparents were married in the same church and my daughter and I visited the rectory in 2008 and viewed the register.   Cathy

[Credo]

Suzanne, you can get the transcript on parish records at nil.ie by searching theBallylanders parish marriage records

[conahy calling]

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000632649#page/93/mode/1up

See 2nd entry left hand page.