Dublin Buddhist Centre

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Location: Dublin Buddhist Centre

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About us

The Dublin Buddhist Centre is part of a world-wide community of Buddhist centres called the Triratna Buddhist Community. We are a not-for-profit charity, and have been teaching Buddhism, meditation and yoga in Dublin since 1990.

Buddhism is a path of practise and spiritual development leading to a liberating insight into the true nature of life. It enables people to fulfill their deepest potential, and to develop the qualities of Wisdom and Compassion.

Our meditation courses look at ways of developing both mindfulness and loving-kindness. These meditation techniques are simple but effective practices drawn from the Buddhist tradition, suitable for anyone to learn and do.

We also offer yoga courses and classes, which will have positive effects on your mind as well as your body. Yoga is a highly effective tool to help calm the mind and body and alleviate stress, leaving you more relaxed and content.

Looking forward to seeing you in our beautiful Buddhist centre!

Featured event

Meditation Drop-in Night

Tue, Feb 10 · 7:00 PM GMT

Dublin Buddhist Centre, James Joyce Street, Dublin, D, IE

Our meditation drop-in class is designed for those new to meditation or returning to practice. The 1 hour 15 minute session includes input on meditation and the Dharma, a led meditation, and time for questions and discussion. A welcoming space to learn, practice, and connect with others.

Practical details
The night will start at 7pm sharp so arrive a little early to ensure a punctual start.
7 pm – Welcome & introduction to the meditation practice
7.15 pm – Led meditation followed by space for questions
7.55 pm – Short talk on aspect of meditation or Buddhism
8.15 pm – Finish

This event is for:

Those totally new to meditation or Buddhism
Meditators or Buddhists with some experience who want to visit the Dublin Buddhist Centre for the first time.

All our Drop-in Meditation Nights are led by experienced members of the Triratna Buddhist Community. No need to book in advance, just show up a few minutes before we start at 7pm. On a donation basis.

Why meditate with others?
Meditation can help you pause, notice what’s happening in your mind and body, and build greater calm, clarity, and self-awareness - particularly important in a busy, demanding world. Meditation isn’t about emptying your mind or getting it “right,” but about paying attention to your own experience, just as it is.

Learning and practicing meditation with other people can deepen this experience. Practicing together creates a sense of connection and shared understanding, reminding you that everyone’s experience is different and that there’s no single right way to meditate. Being part of a group can offer encouragement, structure, and a feeling of support, making the practice more sustainable and meaningful over time.