Clonskeagh Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin

The mosque most dear to my heart in Dublin.

A high-quality mosque, equipped with everything a worshipper needs.

Good environment for all ages people

Large mosque with ample on site parking. Friday Jummah Khutbah starts at 1pm.

Love this very wide clean and beautiful mosque

Such a huge, beautiful and incredibly peaceful place 🤍😌 — the moment you walk in, you feel real sakīnah and calm 🌿✨. Everything is spotless, well organised and very welcoming. Today was extra special for me because it was my first Jumu’ah prayer here 🤲💛 — and it was also their first Jumu’ah after a 9-month temporary closure 🕊️🎉. Honestly felt so meaningful to be part of that moment. What I really love is that it’s not just a mosque — it’s a full community space with a school, a restaurant and even a grocery store 🏫🍽️🛒. It genuinely feels like a small Islamic centre within the city. The architecture is stunning and truly gives strong Middle Eastern vibes 🌙🕌✨ — it actually feels like you’ve stepped out of Dublin for a while. A very special and comforting place for ibadah and reflection 🤲💫.

Visiting the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Clonskeagh feels calm, respectful, and quietly impressive. The space is open, dignified, and thoughtfully designed — even if you are not Muslim, you immediately feel that this is a place of reflection, learning, and community rather than something closed or intimidating. The architecture is elegant without being overwhelming. The prayer hall is serene, light-filled, and beautifully maintained. The surrounding grounds add to the sense of peace, especially if you arrive on a quiet weekday. There is a strong feeling that this is not just a mosque, but a cultural and educational centre, deeply rooted in Irish society. What stands out most is the atmosphere: respectful, calm, and welcoming when visited appropriately. Helpful information for visitors 👣 First-time visitors Non-Muslims are welcome, but this is an active religious site — respectful behaviour is essential. It is best to visit outside prayer times, especially avoiding Friday midday prayers. Silence or quiet conversation is expected indoors. 👗 Dress code Modest clothing is required: Arms and legs covered Women should cover their hair inside the prayer hall (scarves are often available) Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer area. 🕰️ Best time to visit Weekday mornings or early afternoons are ideal. Avoid Fridays between roughly 12:30–14:00. During Ramadan, routines may change — check in advance. 📍 Location & access Located beside UCD, in Clonskeagh, Dublin 14. Easy access by bus; limited parking available on site. The area itself is quiet and residential. 📚 Facilities Large prayer hall Educational spaces and library On-site primary school (separate from visitor areas) Community facilities (availability may vary) 🤝 Cultural note This centre plays an important role in interfaith dialogue and community life in Ireland. It represents a long-standing Muslim presence in Dublin and is a reminder of the city’s cultural diversity.

Very, very satisfied. Mashallah

A very beautiful masjid with all modern facilities in Dublin 14. I prayed here constantly for 10 years, a very blessed masjid. May Allah swt preserve the ICCI masjid always!