One national voice for Ireland’s Muslim community.
We bring mosques, organisations, and individuals together to represent, support, and strengthen Muslims across Ireland.
Our Purpose
Our purpose is simple: unite Ireland's Muslim community, represent it fairly at every level, and build peace and solidarity across this island.
Independent and non-sectarian, working for the common good of the whole community.
Read our full Aims and Objectives →Unity and consensus
Promoting cooperation and one recognised voice on Muslim affairs across Ireland.
Peace and integration
Supporting positive integration and solidarity among all communities in Ireland.
Representation
Liaising with Government and NGOs, and speaking for Muslims at local and national level.
Humanitarian relief
Coordinating relief efforts for those in need, in Ireland and abroad.
A message from our Chair
"When Ireland's Muslims speak with one voice, we are heard. Our unity has always been our strength."
The Irish Muslim Council exists to give our community that voice, independently and without displacing the good work already happening across the country. We welcome every mosque, organisation, and individual who wants to build a stronger, more united future for Muslims in Ireland. Whatever your background, there is a place for you here.
Shaykh Dr. Umar Al Qadri
Chair, Irish Muslim Council
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The latest from the Council
Statements, announcements, and updates from the Irish Muslim Council.
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Irish Muslim Council Condemns Arson Attack on Talbot Street Mosque
PRESS STATEMENT The Irish Muslim Council strongly condemns today’s shocking arson attack on a Mosque on Talbot Street in Dublin city centre. The reported petrol bomb attack, carried out on a Monday afternoon in broad daylight, is a deeply disturbing assault on a place of worship and an attack on the fundamental values of peace,…
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Statement on the Belfast Attack and Subsequent Riots
The scenes witnessed in Belfast are deeply concerning and distressing for all who value peace, public safety, and social cohesion. First and foremost, our thoughts remain with the victim of the horrific knife attack and their family. Such acts of violence are reprehensible and must be unequivocally condemned. We trust that the authorities will conduct…
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Eid ul-Adha Prayers 2026 / 1447 — Across Ireland
Eid ul-Adha Prayer 2026 / 1447 — Venues & Times Wednesday, 27 May 2026 · 28 venues across Ireland Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your chosen Jamaat time. Times are listed in 24-hour format. DUBLIN Venue / Mosque Address Prayer Times Notes Islamic Center of Ireland — Al-Mustafa Masjid 8 Coolmine Industrial Estate, Blanchardstown, Dublin…
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