Clonskeagh Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin

I visited the mosque today, but unfortunately it was closed. A man there told me it has been closed for about two months. The restaurant next to it is open, but the prayer area is not available. It would be very helpful if the opening hours or a note about the closure could be updated, so people know in advance. I came all the way by bus from the city center to pray here, so it was a bit disappointing. If you plan to visit for prayer, I recommend calling first to check.

I've not yet visited, but am in solidarity with the brethren there.

Alhamdulillah May Allah swt grant them great reward who ever participated to complete this project ( the house of GOD) Allah swt

There’s a beautiful calmness in every mosque I’ve visited here in Ireland. It doesn’t matter where you’re from — you walk in and instantly feel welcome. The space is peaceful, the people are kind, and the respect in the air is somethin’ else entirely.

A very blessed & beautiful experience at the ICCI in Dublin, Ireland. I prayed for more than 10 years consistently in this masjeed under Sheikh Hussain Halawa. The Friday prayers & Ramadan Tharawih prayers were very beautiful. There was free Iftaar meal for the public, very delicious Biriyani. The restaurant Golden Olive at the masjeed, serves amazing delicious international cuisine.

i used to study in dublin and have often visited since. this masjid was the primarily masjid i would visit apart from the dublin mosque on south circular road. i used to really love it. it’s very beautiful and clean. there are often activities and there is a library on site where you can study or do work as you like. it’s truly a community space. the restaurant and shop are truly provisions that are inviting to the community and show this is more than just a place of worship, it’s a place of community. however! the management has been … difficult in my recent visits. i’m not someone who often visits masajid when i am not in prayer, but last ramadan i was in the upstairs women’s musallah when a woman who had authority from the masjid violently grabbed me by arm and yanked me out after finding out i was not in prayer. the room was not full, nor was i in anyone’s way. i was simply waiting for my friends to finish taraweeh as i was staying with them. this came at the opinion of the imam. i’ve never experienced this at any masjid i’ve ever been to subhanAllah. i think management at the masjid tends to be mildly aggressive and stern, which i wish could be kinder and within good faith. the entire situation has made me anxious about ever visiting the masjid again as i felt extremely humiliated and never received an apology from the woman for how disrespectful she was.

This is one of the big mosq in ireland and so beautiful with huge parking area

Very beautiful place And very organised