Chabad of Ireland

06/12/2024

Shabbat Shalom! Candle lighting in Dublin is at 3.50pm.

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08/11/2024

Shabbat Shalom! Shabbat in Dublin is at 4.21pm today.

The Goldberg family was having Friday night dinner at their grandmother’s (Bubbie’s) house. Seated around the table little Moshe dug into the food immediately.

06/09/2024

Shabbat Shalom!

At the end of this week’s parsha the Torah describes a crime scene: The co**se of a murder victim is found abandoned in open land outside a city with no clue as to the identity of the killer.

13/03/2024

50 minutes to go - last chance to get your donation doubled and help us hit the target! Donate at charidy.com/Ireland

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13/03/2024

Hi all,
Just over one year ago we opened a Jewish community centre in Dublin which hosts a deli (Deli 613) selling delicious kosher food, a shop selling lots of kosher products, plus lots of community events for the Jewish community.
Since October 7, we have seen a strong rise in people seeking a safe and welcoming space to gather together, as anti-Semitism sadly rears its ugly head once again, at the workplace or on campus, and overwhelmingly on social media. A lot of Jewish and Israeli people in Ireland, especially Israeli expats, aren’t feeling the traditional Irish welcome we have been so accustomed to. It has got to the point that sadly many are hiding their identity, Jewish or Israeli in public. Here at Chabad they are sure to get a warm, non-judgemental welcome and a taste of home.
We are running a fundraising campaign that finishes today to raise much needed funds to complete our building, a kids play area, a research library, and help with essential running costs.
If you are able, please join the campaign to help us reach our target, and share the link with others if you can. All donations are matched x2 by generous supporters.
Thank you so much! Donate today at charidy.com/ireland

13/03/2024

We are over 70%! Can you help us reach our target? Thank you so much if you donated or shared our campaign. Charidy.com/ireland

10/03/2024

*We’ve gone live!* - this is a project that means a huge amount to us, to the Irish Jewish community, and to the many visitors, students and young professionals who live or visit here. Please support generously if you can, and help us reach our goal.😊
Chabad Ireland is raising €250k over 72 hours, please dig deep so we can complete the building project and continue building a vibrant Jewish future in Ireland. *All your donations are matched x2*.

*Click here to watch the video* and support www.charidy.com/ireland/

16/02/2024

Shabbat Shalom! Shabbat in Dublin is 5.19pm, Cork, 5.31pm. Shabbat Shalom!

A man walked into a doctor’s office and the receptionist asked him what he had. He replied, “I’ve got shingles.” She said, “Fill out this form and supply your name, address and medical insurance number. When you’re done, please take a seat.”

27/10/2023

As we all try to come to terms with the horrors and the nightmare of recent days in Israel, and grapple with the enormity of the pain and loss, of an unimaginable number of beautiful souls that will never return home, and of the fear and helplessness of those whom we pray will soon return, the more....

20/10/2023

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29/09/2023

Happy Sukkot from Chabad of Ireland. Candle lighting tonight at 6.49pm in Dublin. More information on sukkot here https://www.chabad.org/

24/09/2023

Yom Kippur in Dublin:

Fast begins at 7:02pm and ends at 8:09pm

Tonight we begin the holiest day of the Jewish year, Yom Kippur, which for most of us involves many hours sitting in shul chairs of pews, hopefully some of it spent in prayer and introspection.