Muslim funeral services in Ireland
2 listings in 2 provinces, each checked against a public page. Call to confirm before you rely on one.
Someone just died?
- Call the masjid’s funeral committee first. If the death was at home and unexpected, call 112 or 999 before anyone else.
- Ask them: who does the ghusl, what time the janazah prayer will be, which funeral director they work with, and whether there is a plot in a Muslim cemetery or section.
- Then take it one step at a time. Our step-by-step guide is written for the United States. The Islamic steps are the same everywhere; the paperwork in Ireland is different — ask the funeral committee or funeral home. What to do when a Muslim dies · When someone dies abroad.
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Leinster 1
- DublinLeinster Funeral committee
Islamic Foundation of Ireland (Dublin Mosque)
Arranges Muslim burials (with an online burial application and published burial policy) at Newcastle Cemetery, Co. Dublin, and can arrange transport of the deceased abroad.
Fees, as published: IFI does not charge the family for its help arranging the burial, but there are expenses for other services; costs are in the IFI Burial Policy (May 2023). Full cash payment at the Dublin Mosque administration office. Seen 2026-10-07.
Call (01) 453 3242 Office (Mon-Fri 10am-4pm)
Checked Oct 2026 against a public page. Call to confirm before you rely on it.
Munster 1
- CorkMunster Funeral committee
Cork Islamic Cultural Centre
Helps the family of the deceased organise the washing of the body, the funeral prayer and the burial.
Call +353852892686 Caretaker
Checked Oct 2026 against a public page. Call to confirm before you rely on it.
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