The notice described Saturday’s incident as “an unprecedented attack on our Mosque, Centre and members of the Board”.

The Islamic Cultural Centre in Clonskeagh in Dublin has said it was left with no choice but to close temporarily to the public after a “deeply troubling” incident said to have occurred last Saturday.

The Islamic Cultural Centre in south Dublin has been temporarily closed to the public after an alleged incident which occurred on Saturday. A notice posted on the gates of the centre in Clonskeagh ...

Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, who is leader of another mosque in west Dublin, told RTÉ News during the week he believes that issues have arisen about the operation of the centre. However, he said his ...

More info Dublin's Islamic Cultural Centre in Clonskeagh ... 2025 - an unprecedented and distressing attack on our Mosque, Centre, and members of the Board - we have no choice but to temporarily ...

It remains unclear whether the largest mosque in the country will reopen for Friday prayers. The Islamic Cultural Centre in Clonskeagh in Dublin has been closed to the public after an incident at ...

The United Arab Emirates-backed foundation that funds Ireland’s largest mosque has sent investigators ... in Clonskeagh, South Dublin, has also raised concerns about alleged links between ...