St Macartin’s Cathedral is identified on its home page as being in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, and is represented in the supplied identity record by Wikidata Q1660621. Its place in this map is distinct from the Catholic entries in Portsmouth, Swansea, Sheffield, Aberdeen and Newcastle: the supplied worship material connects it with the Church of Ireland, while the map’s wider scope covers Anglican and Catholic cathedrals across Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

This is the most practically detailed entry in the supplied set. The cathedral website supports online participation through streamed YouTube services. Its Sunday schedule lists services at 9:00am and 11:00am, with the Sunday morning stream normally beginning at 10:55am. A midweek Holy Communion service is listed for Thursday morning at 11:00am. Because schedules can change, these details should be checked on the cathedral’s current website before relying on them.

The site also maintains an online archive of services, including recordings of weddings and funerals, subject to privacy or deletion requests. It provides music-video links introduced during the Coronavirus crisis and access to the Church of Ireland’s Daily Worship app, with Book of Common Prayer and Bible content for computers, smartphones and tablets. These digital resources distinguish St Macartin’s from the other entries, for which no comparable online arrangements are supplied.