Mosques in Ireland

irishconvert

Salaam brothers and sisters,

The purpose of this thread is to gather a comprehensive list of mosques and praying locations in Ireland. Please add to this list if you know of a location not already on it.

JazakAllah.

irishconvert

Thanks to sekut for the following list:

MOSQUES

Dublin Mosque
163 South Circular Road, Dublin 8
Jumma - 1.30pm
Buses - 19 and 122 (stop and national stadium), 16A, 19A, 121

Clonskeagh Mosque
19 Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14
Jumma - 1.30pm
Buses - 11A/B

Lucan Mosque
1 Liffey Road, Liffey Valley, Lucan
Buses - 25A/X, 207

Lucan Mosque Makki Masjid
31 The Park, Grange Manor (beside Griffen Valley Park)
Jumma - 1.30pm
Buses - 25A/X, 207

Barry & Sons
Blackpits, off south circular road, Dublin 8
Jumma - 1.30pm

Tallaght Masjid
2 Greenhills Business Centre, Greenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Bus - 77 (Stops near extravision)

Other Locations with Praying Facilities

Tallaght Hospital
Contemplation Room, Closed to Chapel & Chaplaincy

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Prayer Room, Basement
Buses - 16A, 19A, 23

Beaumont Hospital
Jumma - 1.30pm
Bus - 27B

University College Dublin
Belfield, Room 114, Science Building
Earlsfort Terrace, Room 101
Bus - 10

Trinity College Dublin
Student Union Building

Dublin Institute of Technology
Multi-faith Room, Kevin Street Campus

Irish_Muslim

Al-Mustafa Islamic cultural Centre ( Masjid Al-Mustafa)
9 west point Business park, Damastown
Dublin 15
www.muslimsinireland.org

Irish_Muslim

Al-Mustafa Islamic Cultural Centre has moved to new permises:

The new permises is 5 minutes walk from Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and 1 minute walk from Power City in Blanch.

The address is:

31 Coolmine Industrial Estate,
Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
01-8270547
087-6764122

There Friday Prayer lecture is completely in English.

PDN

Just wondering, do the mosques in Ireland tend to be Shi'ite or Sunni? Or do those differences tend to be glossed over more when you're a minority group in a different country?

The reason I ask is that I've noticed that Christians who observe denominational differences back home are much more likely to happily worship together when they live and work as ex-pats in the Middle East. I was wondering if the same thing happens with Muslims here.

mmalaka

I think most of them are Sunni....
but I saw in DCU one Shi'ite muslim doing the Friday Prayer with the Sunni Muslims...

Irish_Muslim

Majority of Muslims in Ireland is Sunni. However many Shia brothers will also pray in Sunni Mosques. In the Mosque I visit, I have seen Shia's also praying on Friday. However now the Shia community have 2 Islamic centres in Dublin.

Recently the Imam of my local Mosque was invited in the Shia Islamic Centre in Milltown, Dublin to give a lecture on Milad un Nabi.

Link of the lecture is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PwuQcVTVUU

masadjie

CORK MOSQUE / CORK MUSLIM SOCIETY
Location: Unit D, Sitecast Industrial Estate, Togher Cork.
There is a Google map link in their website.
Website: http://www.corkmosque.org

Right now the Cork Muslim Society plan to build new Islamic center. According to the website member of Muslim society in cork are more than three thousand.

ahmedwageeh

>>Trinity College Dublin
>>Student Union Building

Salam Aluikum,

Is there Friday prayer in Trinity College Dublin?

Secondly, is anyone allowed to enter the college and pray in the mosque. Im workng in the city centre and like to find a solution.

Galway K9

Mosque in Ballybrit Galway

x0l0x

PDN wrote: »

Just wondering, do the mosques in Ireland tend to be Shi'ite or Sunni? Or do those differences tend to be glossed over more when you're a minority group in a different country?

The reason I ask is that I've noticed that Christians who observe denominational differences back home are much more likely to happily worship together when they live and work as ex-pats in the Middle East. I was wondering if the same thing happens with Muslims here.

Actually I see that either Sunni or Shi'ite should pray together as they are just Muslims. In the time of prophet Mohammed (PBUH) there was no Sunni or Shi'ite, they were just Muslims and they were praying together without making such problems.

masadjie

In addition to the Cork Mosque, there is another places for Friday Prayer in Cork City Center. The place is located at Nicholas Well Lane, Cork, Ireland. It is just off Shandon street north side of the city. The prayer started around 13:30.
Google map : 51.9024,-8.4819

confusedquark

Galway
Current mosque is located at:
13 Sandyview Drive, Riverside, Tuam Road, 091-751621. It's a house converted into a mosque, so can't accommodate the numbers for Friday prayers, so they're performed in Westside Community Centre at 1.30pm.

But there's a new mosque nearing completion just off the Rahoon road in the Knocknacarra area, so watch this space!

Prayers room are also located in the Clincial Science Institute of University Hospital Galway, and there's also a prayer room in the main grounds of NUIG, in the same building as the main canteen. GMIT definitely had one a few years back too, don't know if it's still available.

Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo
On Clare Street, a proper mosque

Mullingar, Co. Westmeath
House converted into a mosque, 141 Abbeylands, close to Mullingar Hospital

Portlaoise, Co. Laois
House converted into a mosque, Ashley House, Dublin Road, Portlaoise, Co. Laois, towards Dublin from Portloaise Hospital, on the same side of the road


There are also houses being used for prayers in Ballaghdereen, Ballinrobe and Tuam (and I'm sure a lot of other towns), but I don't have any further info on them

Pakia

How come there are so few photos on these forums?

I am a newbie here, registered today.

ahmedwageeh

confusedquark wrote: »

Galway
Current mosque is located at:
13 Sandyview Drive, Riverside, Tuam Road, 091-751621. It's a house converted into a mosque, so can't accommodate the numbers for Friday prayers, so they're performed in Westside Community Centre at 1.30pm.

But there's a new mosque nearing completion just off the Rahoon road in the Knocknacarra area, so watch this space!

Salam,

Can you guide me to where exactly is the new mosque in Galway situated? I heard its open now. Gazak Allah.

Italian

ahmedwageeh wrote: »

Salam,

Can you guide me to where exactly is the new mosque in Galway situated? I heard its open now. Gazak Allah.

Hello Brother,

Please search on google map by exactly typing this numbers " 53.288593,-9.107647 " .... It will show you the exact location of the Galway new mosque.

number10a

There are male and female prayer rooms in the Brookfield Health Sciences Building in the grounds of UCC.

jimmyjinjer

Blackpitts Mosque
24 Blackpitts
Dublin
(near South Circular)

City Mosque
59 Grenville Lane
Dublin 1

Nicknamed

Salam.
Any one can update about Eid timings in different mosques of Dublin tommorrow?
I'm looking for a mosque where prayer is early so that I can reach the work at 9am.
Many thanks

unseenfootage

Galway K9 wrote: »

Mosque in Ballybrit Galway

As far as I am aware this is where the ahmediyyas worship. It does not qualify as a mosque since ahmediyyas are not considered to be Muslim.

Fatima21

Salam aleikhoum Brothers and Sisters,

I am traveling for a field trip of 3 weeks in Dublin. I will live in a home stay family in Bayside.

I would like to know if there is any mosquee or facilities to pray near to that place ?

If not so what about near to the Horner school of English?


Baraka allahu fikh in advance for your help.

confusedquark

Fatima21 wrote: »

Salam aleikhoum Brothers and Sisters,

I am traveling for a field trip of 3 weeks in Dublin. I will live in a home stay family in Bayside.

I would like to know if there is any mosquee or facilities to pray near to that place ?

If not so what about near to the Horner school of English?

Baraka allahu fikh in advance for your help.

WaAlaikum salaam,

I don't think there's anything near Bayside. Trinity college is a 10 minute walk from Horner school of English, and their prayer room would probably be your best bet, although I don't know how strict they are about students from outside of Trinity using it. Will be worth checking out all the same. Beyond that, you'll probably be looking at getting buses to the more established mosques on South Circular Road, or in Clonskeagh.

regana

1-Islamic cultural centre Limerick
Dooradoyle
Limerick.
2- one mosque, don' t know the name.
dock road
limerick
3- Noor Masjid
in city center

Nicknamed

If people can update eid prayer time for tommorrow :
South circular road mosque as per their site is two prayers at 830 am and then 930 am.
Please reply and update if you know the timings of other mosques in dublin

iwantthat

Maryam Mosque of Galway Ireland.
Opened for prayers for everyone.

2 OLD MONIVEA ROAD, GALWAY, IRELAND
TEL: +353 (091) 768832
FAX: +353 (091) 761967

[url]Http://www.galway-mosque.ie/[/url]

confusedquark

iwantthat wrote: »

Maryam Mosque of Galway Ireland.
Opened for prayers for everyone.

2 OLD MONIVEA ROAD, GALWAY, IRELAND
TEL: +353 (091) 768832
FAX: +353 (091) 761967

[url]Http://www.galway-mosque.ie/[/url]

it is quite obvious on their home page, but for the benefit of anyone who doesn't click the link, that's been built by Ahmadiyya followers

iwantthat

That's right confusedquark... It is built by Ahmadiyaa Muslim community and opened and welcoming to everyone...

confusedquark wrote: »

it is quite obvious on their home page, but for the benefit of anyone who doesn't click the link, that's been built by Ahmadiyya followers

Ahmad1

Galway K9 wrote: »

Mosque in Ballybrit Galway

hi just to let everyone know the Mosque in Galway is officially ' Galway Mosque ' Masjid Maryam' this is the reg name, So it is Galway's first Muslim Mosque , hence all other Islamic centers in Galway cannot call them selves ' Galway Mosque' as it would be illegal

peace

Ahmad1

Nicknamed wrote: »

If people can update eid prayer time for tommorrow :
South circular road mosque as per their site is two prayers at 830 am and then 930 am.
Please reply and update if you know the timings of other mosques in dublin

Why two prayers ???

peace

Ahmad1

unseenfootage wrote: »

As far as I am aware this is where the ahmediyyas worship. It does not qualify as a mosque since ahmediyyas are not considered to be Muslim.

'
with respect according to the Qur'an they are Muslim and are registered as 'Galway Mosque ' Masjid Maryam Islamic cultural & educational Center ' actual registered name by National reg dept of Ireland

peace

Ahmad1

confusedquark wrote: »

it is quite obvious on their home page, but for the benefit of anyone who doesn't click the link, that's been built by Ahmadiyya followers

hi the correct title is Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

jazzakallah

peace

confusedquark

Ahmad1 wrote: »

hi the correct title is Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

jazzakallah

peace

With all due respect, they might consider themselves Muslims, and they can call themselves whatever they want, but the consensus among Muslim scholars is that Ahmadi's are outside the fold of Islam (and that is something which isn't done lightly), and therefore I won't be referring to them using any "Muslim" title. I felt it important to highlight that the mosque mentioned was built by Ahmadi's, because the majority of Muslims would not want to pray there once they know that fact. This thread is about mosques and I don't want to start a separate discussion in it, but we can carry on in the other thread titled Qadiyanis if you like.

iwantthat

Thanks for your input confusedquark and mentioning the fact that Ahmadiyya Muslims were declared out of the folds of Islam by many other Muslim scholars. How ironic is that Many of the same scholars in fact also declared each other's sectarian believes to be not in line with Islam. Lolz.

For us Ahmadiyya Muslims, we firmly believe That All mighty Allah is the only one who can be the judge of someone's believes and righteousness (which is in line with Quran and the property of Oneness of Allah Subhana wa Tala) so we the Ahmadiyya Muslims will not stop anyone claiming to be a Muslim from coming to the Mosque for praying. After all the Galway Mosque is built for the sole purpose of worship so be it that one holds Shia believes to be right and other holds Sunni believes to be right, everyone is welcome to come and pray and spread the message of peace. The same message which we the Ahmadiyya Muslims are spreading throughout the world from over a century.

and you, confusedquark, the good Muslim you are, please invite people to join congressional prayers, regardless where they are being held. Be it in a room in on Tuam Road, or in a Hall in Westside or in Beautiful home of Allah, the Maryam Mosque of Galway. Please stop spreading hatred. No one is going to benefit from it.

Jazak Allah Khair

confusedquark wrote: »

With all due respect, they might consider themselves Muslims, and they can call themselves whatever they want, but the consensus among Muslim scholars is that Ahmadi's are outside the fold of Islam (and that is something which isn't done lightly), and therefore I won't be referring to them using any "Muslim" title. I felt it important to highlight that the mosque mentioned was built by Ahmadi's, because the majority of Muslims would not want to pray there once they know that fact. This thread is about mosques and I don't want to start a separate discussion in it, but we can carry on in the other thread titled Qadiyanis if you like.

Tom Dunne

Guys, this is not a thread to debate doctrine, so please take it elsewhere.

confusedquark

My reply has been posted in this thread:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057212635