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.

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 🤲💫.

Love this very wide clean and beautiful mosque

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!