Upcoming Events

Drop-In Events

Tuesdays

EVERY TUESDAY @ 7 PM SHARP TO 8.15 PM GMT

Drop-in Meditation Class

Location: Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5, Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland.

Join our drop-in meditation night, with instruction on aspects of meditation and Buddhism. No booking required.
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Tuesdays

EVERY TUESDAY @ 7 PM SHARP TO 9.15 PM GMT

Sangha Nights

Location: Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5, Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland.

Join our Sangha Nights, with meditation, a talk on Buddhism, and some chanting. No booking required.
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Mon - Sat

MORNINGS 7.30AM & LUNCHTIMES 1.15PM GMT

Meditation Sessions

Location: Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5, Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland.

Join us on week day morning and lunchtimes, and Saturday mornings, for unlead meditation sessions.
In-Person and Online.
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Sundays

EVERY SUNDAY @ 11 AM - 12 NOON GMT

Sunday Morning Puja

Location: Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5, Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland.

This Sunday morning comprises a short sit and a Puja. No booking needed, just turn up.
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  • Going Deeper in Meditation – Five Week Course

    Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5 Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland

    Explore how we can bring our meditation practice deeper, looking at the practices in more depth and overcoming obstacles that can arise.

    Led by Sadayasihi and Varabandhu

  • Yoga and Meditation – Day Retreat

    Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5 Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland

    On this yoga and day retreat, we will practice two meditation practices and have two sessions of invigorating yoga sessions.

    Led by Pavara.

  • Dharma Circle: What is Zen? – An Under-30 Event

    Dublin Buddhist Centre Unit 5 Liberty Corner, James Joyce Street, Dublin, Ireland

    A deep dive into a Buddhist teaching for people under 30s, this month exploring the questions: What is Zen? And why does it so often resist explanation?

    Led by experienced young Buddhists