Returning pilgrims Dave and Liam share how their refreshing Lough Derg experience echoes their experience in Lourdes.

Art McCarthy speaks about how the "Lough Derg package" supports him through the three days and sustains him through the year.

Having finished their pilgrimage, Sean and Leo share how they plan to invite some friends to come with them to Lough Derg next year.

Fr Brendan Collins relates how young pilgrims from Derry lifted other pilgrims while benefiting from the pilgrimage themselves.

You don't always need a clear reason to come to Lough Derg as during the pilgrimage you can discover the reason why you needed to come.

Bishop Donal McKeown on completion of his pilgrimage explores three significant aspects of Lough Derg.

Malachi Cush sees Lough Derg not just in terms of the pilgrimage exercises but also in terms of bringing the sense of calm and peace from Lough Derg to his daily schedule.

Jacob from Boston and Nicole from Florida found Lough Derg via Google and discovered even more when they arrived for their three days on the island.

Nicola, Michael and Grainne from Donegal explain that they have undertaken the Lough Derg pilgrimage for their first time for their Dad Brendan.

Kathleen from Manchester explains that she was prompted to go to Lough Derg for first time after reading an article in Ireland's Own.

Marie and Emmet share their experience of working at Lough Derg and how undertaking a pilgrimage gave them an insight into what other staff do for pilgrims.

Fr Declan Shannon shares how the Lough Derg pilgrimage has its own special pace, which is very much about slowing down in body and spirit.

Three occupational therapists from Derry, Armagh and Tyrone describe their motivation for making their pilgrimage again this year. Michelle takes a moment to describe her mistakes of last year...