As we enter the final stretch of our appeal for St Oliver Plunkett House, we give thanks to God that €467,000 has now been raised toward the €500,000 cost of the presbytery. This leaves just €33,000 remaining on the loan.
Only three years after acquiring our first dedicated house in Ireland, the generous response of so many faithful souls has brought us within striking distance of full ownership.
We turn to you once more with renewed hope and confidence in Divine Providence. Completing this project will free us from debt and enable us to direct all our efforts toward the care of souls.
This is the final call of the Appeal. Whether you have supported us before or are considering a gift for the first time, your contribution — large or small — will make a decisive difference.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for all benefactors of the Appeal at 1:30pm on Sunday, 26 July 2026, in St John’s Church, Waterford.
You can support the Appeal in one of the following ways:
1. Make a one-off or recurring tax-deductible donation online by clicking here.
2. Set up a standing order or bank transfer with our fundraising account details:
Bank name & Address: Allied Irish Banks, The Quay, Waterford
Account name: The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter CLG
Account No: 36429015
IBAN: IE63 AIBK 9342 7536 4290 15
BIC: AIBKIE2D
3. Send a cheque, made payable to The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter, to:
St Oliver Plunkett House, Ballinaneeshagh, Cork Road, Waterford City, X91 N677
May God reward you.
Charitable Donation Scheme
Our supporters who avail of the government’s Charitable Donation Scheme (see below) may have their donation included in this scheme at no extra cost. If you would like to discuss this, please contact us.
UK Benefactors
Benefactors in the UK may donate to the Irish apostolate’s sterling account for the Appeal:
Bank name & Address: Allied Irish Banks, Sterling Branch, St Helens, 1 Undershaft, London, EC3A 8AB
Account Name: The Priestly Fraternity Of Saint Peter CLG
Account Number: 19034059
IBAN: GB43 AIBK 2385 9019 0340 59
Sort Code: 23-85-90
BIC: AIBKGB41UND
USA Benefactors
If you are an American-based donor, please contact us.
Supporting our Ministry
Bank Transfers and Standing Orders
To make a bank transfer or regular donations through a Standing Order to support our work, please use the following bank account details:
Bank name & Address: Bank of Ireland; Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2.
Account name: Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter
Account No: 40483756
IBAN: IE36BOFI90149040483756
BIC: BOFIIE2D
To download our standing order form, please use the link below:
Charitable Donation Scheme
The Charitable Donation Scheme allows tax relief on qualifying donations made to the FSSP Apostolate. If an individual donates €250 or more in a year, the Apostolate can claim a refund of tax paid on that donation. A donation will qualify under the Charitable Donation Scheme if it is a payment of at least €250 made in a single year.
Under the scheme, the Apostolate must be able to identify how much you have donated. To support this we will issue you a donor number. The easiest way for us to do this is for you to set up a Standing Order payable to the Apostolate. If you have online banking you can do this through your portal:
• Payee: Priestly Fraternity of St Peter
• BAN: IE36 BOFI 9014 9040 4837 56
Alternatively you can complete a standing order form. Please include your name as part of the payment reference so we can identify the source of the donation (without this we cannot make a claim).
To allow the Apostolate to claim the relief you must complete the following form:
and return it to:
St Oliver Plunkett House
Ballinaneeshagh
Cork Road
Waterford City, X91 N677
Where you allow the Apostolate to claim the relief, you will not be able to claim a refund of the same tax. The relief is calculated by grossing up the donation at the specified rate. The specified rate is currently 31%. If an individual donates €250 under the scheme, the Apostolate can claim €112 (assuming that you have paid enough tax).
In order to claim the refund, the Apostolate must collect
• donor name
• donor Personal Public Service Number (PPSN)
• amount of donation
• whether or not the donor is associated with the charity
This information is provided by completing one of the forms mentioned above.
By returning the completed from to FSSP Ireland, you consent to the Fraternity of St Peter: (i) Using the personal data contained in the form; (ii) forwarding certain details to the Revenue Commissioners; (iii) disclosing details on the form to the apostolate’s accountants, as required, in connection with the apostolate’s application for tax relief on donations. FSSP Ireland will retain your data relating to the above in line with financial and Revenue requirements. This will likely mean that we will need to retain the information for 7 years.
For any queries, please email finance[at]fssp.ie
Remembering FSSP Ireland in Your Will
One of the greatest gifts you can leave to future generations is the gift of the Faith. If you are making or updating your will, please consider remembering FSSP Ireland with a bequest.
As a registered charity, FSSP Ireland can be named as a beneficiary in your will, and any such bequest is exempt from tax. Since our apostolate receives no financial support from the Irish dioceses in which we serve, we rely entirely on the generosity of our faithful benefactors.
A legacy gift, whether large or small, helps provide the long-term financial security needed to continue—and, please God, expand—our apostolate in Ireland for generations to come.
For further information, please contact us or speak with your solicitor.