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Insight Meditation, Dublin

Address: Ballybrack, Co. Dublin Dublin
Tradition: Theravada, Mahasi tradition
Phone: (0)1 28 28 199
E-mail: buddhism@ireland.com
Website: http://www.insightmeditationdublin.com
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Main Contact: Margaret Email (Phone: (0)1 2828 199)
Spiritual Director: Bhante Bodhidhamma

irish Sangha Trust Sunday School

Address: Dublin, Terenure Dublin
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Irish Sangha Trust
Phone: Lankani: 087 6607719
Website: http://www.irishsanghatrust.ie/register.php
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Main Contact: Pei Ching: (Phone: 087 9055487 )
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We are offering a wonderful opportunity for children to learn Dhamma with our Sunday School. The learning of Dhamma would nurture your children to be more self aware, inculcate mindfulness and kindness in their daily life, be able to lead a happy and purposeful life and become a productive member of society. We have been running this school for 3 years now and the feedback we got from parents and children has been very positive.

The structure of the class:

- Pali chanting and puja
- Guided meditation sit
- The story of Buddha, Jataka stories
- Teachings of the Buddha
- Walking meditation

The class is interactive, fun and run in a way which allows children to absorb and apply what they've learned in their daily life. They also get to know spiritual friends of their age

Irish Vipassana Association

Address: 91 Ballsbridge Woods, Dublin 4 Dublin
Tradition: Theravada, Vipassana Meditation as taught by SN Goenka in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin
Phone: 01 6677844 (voicemail)
E-mail: info@ie.dhamma.org
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Dublin Buddhist Centre

Address: Liberty Corner 5 James Joyce Street Dublin Dublin 1
Tradition: Non-Sectarian
Affiliation: Triratna
Phone: +35318178933
E-mail: info@dublinbuddhistcentre.org
Website: http://www.dublinbuddhistcentre.org
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Spiritual Director: Sangharakshita
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The Dublin Buddhist Centre is part of a world-wide movement of Buddhist centres called the Triratna Buddhist Centre (formerly the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order, FWBO).

We are a not-for-profit religious charity, and have been teaching Buddhism, meditation and yoga in Dublin since 1990. Our goal is to provide a space for people to learn about and deepen their connection with the Three Jewels - The Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.

Dublin Dharmamind Buddhist Group

Address: Oscailt Integrative Health Centre, 8 Pembroke Road, Dublin 4 Dublin
Tradition: Mahayana, Practice is very similar in spirit to Zen and Dzogchen
Affiliation: DharmaMind Buddhist Group
Phone: 085 1423972
E-mail: jodonova@gmail.com
Website: http://www.dharmamind.net/localgroups/dublin.htm
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Main Contact: Jonathan ODonovan Email (Phone: 085 1423972)
Spiritual Director: David Smith Email
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The Dublin DharmaMind Buddhist Group is a regional branch of the DharmaMind Buddhist Group whose teacher is David Smith.

You can check out details of the group and the nature of our practice, here: www.dharmamind.net.

We meet in the Conservatory of Oscailt every Monday evening from 7.30 to 9.30 pm for meditation and Dharma discussion. Newcomers welcome. Suggested donation €7.
For further details, please contact Jonathan on 085 1423972 or Karl on 086 1029685 e-mail at: jodonova@gmail.com

Kagyu Samye Dzong Dublin

Address: Kilmainham Well House, 56 Inchicore Road, Kilmainham Dublin Dublin Dublin 8
Tradition: Vajrayana, Karma Kagyu
Affiliation: Kagyu Samye Ling, Scotland
Phone: 00 353 1 4537427
E-mail: info@buddhism.ie
Website: http://www,buddhism.ie
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Teacher: Lama Yeshe Losal Rinpoche
Spiritual Director: His Holiness the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa
Founder : Dr Akong Tulku Rinpoche
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At Kagyu Samye Dzong Dublin, Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Centre for World Peace and Health, we provide a regular programme of sadhana practice and meditation in the Kagyu Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. We host regular visits from internationally known Tibetan Lamas, monks, nuns and lay teachers. Mindfulness and Compassion Training courses also available. All are welcome to benefit from what the Centre has to offer.

RIGPA Dublin

Address: 12 Wicklow Street (3rd Floor) Dublin 2 Dublin
Tradition: Vajrayana, Tibetan
Phone: 01-6703358
E-mail: dublin@rigpa.ie
Website: http://www.rigpa.ie/lang-en/find-your-centre/local-centres-ireland/dublin.html
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Spiritual Director: Sogyal Rinpoche
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Directions: entrance via glass door to left of Lacoste shopfront

Rigpa's Centre in Dublin, established in 1986, is a place to discover and connect with the practice of meditation and teachings of dharma and to learn what this can mean for our lives on a deeper level. For those who have already established a practice, the Centre is somewhere to come and gain inspiration and support. We look forward to seeing you at Rigpa Dublin - a refuge in the heart of the city

The Irish Sangha Trust

Address: The Irish Sangha Trust, c/o Appletree Health and Wellness, No 126, Ranelagh Dublin 6 Dublin
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +35387 2877837
E-mail: info@irishsanghatrust.ie
Website: http://www.irishsanghatrust.ie
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Rev: Rathmale Punnaratana
Sr: Ajahn Metta
Main Contact: Maeve Email (Phone: +35387 2877837)
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The Irish Sangha Trust was established in 2011 to support and foster the teaching and meditation in the Theravadan Buddhist tradition in Ireland.The Irish Sangha Trust is non-profit Buddhist organization, entirely dependent on the generosity of the public for voluntary donations.

The Irish Sangha Trust is entirely dependent on the generosity of the public for voluntary donations to continue our work. We host regular meditation workshops and retreats led by renowned Buddhist teachers from different parts of the world. We also hold regular meditation sittings where you can practice with like-minded spiritual friends and share your meditation and Dhamma practice experience within our community.

Support can be vital in establishing an effective and consistent practice, especially in the early stages. Meditating on a regular basis can help you to lead a more productive, meaningful and satisfying life. The wisdom and peace of mind that develops through practice can bring happiness that eclipses all others.

For more information, please contact us at info@irishsanghatrust.ie