Irish Constitution · Est. MCMXCV
Ten lodges.
Three jurisdictions.
One Constitution.
The Provincial Grand Lodge governs the lodges of the Irish Constitution in Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, from South Carolina Lodge No. 390, constituted in 1906, to Verdant Isle Lodge No. 942 in Grand Cayman.
The Province in brief
Jamaica
8lodges
The Bahamas
1lodge
Cayman Islands
1lodge
Warranted by the Grand Lodge of Ireland
The Roll
Lodges of the Province
No.
Lodge
Meets at
Stated meetings
Constituted
Jamaica
The Bahamas
The Cayman Islands
The Provincial Grand Master
The Provincial Grand Lodge plays a key role in governance, ensuring adherence to Masonic principles, supporting the development of its members, organising events and promoting charitable initiatives across its three jurisdictions.
RW Bro. Peter H. G. Stuart
Provincial Grand Master
A History
More than a century of Irish Freemasonry in the Caribbean
1906
South Carolina Lodge No. 390 is constituted. It is today the oldest lodge in the Province.
1995
The Provincial Grand Lodge of Jamaica is formed, uniting the established lodges under one governing body.
2003
Providence Lodge No. 928 is constituted in Nassau, bringing The Bahamas into the Province.
2021
Verdant Isle Lodge No. 942 is constituted in Grand Cayman, completing today’s Province.
Beyond the Craft
The wider family of Irish orders
Royal Arch
The completion of the symbolic story of Craft Masonry, worked under the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Ireland.
Knight Masons
The Order of Knight Masons, worked under the Grand Council of Knight Masons.