NOTE: We are not the official website for this community. Although geographically part of County Dublin, the City of Dublin has had a separate administration for several centuries. Although the City of Dublin has a population of about half a million, there are well over one million people in the Greater Dublin area.
The Dublin Jewish Community would appear to have been established shortly following the readmission of the Jews to England in the 's, and is thus the second oldest community in the British Isles. The first community was of Spanish and Portuguese Sephardi origin, but these elements died out and were later replaced primarily by Ashkenazi Jews.
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The following are the Jewish congregations that exist or existed in and around Dublin:. Camden Street Synagogue 5,7. Chevra Tehillim Synagogue , Lombard Street 5,7.
Crane Lane Congregation 5,7. Dublin Hebrew Congregation , incl. Heytesbury Street Congregation. Jewish Home of Ireland Synagogue. Lennox Street Synagogue 4,5,7. Marlborough Green Synagogue 5. Oakfield Place Synagogue 4,5,7. Kevin's Parade Synagogue 4,5,7. Talmud Torah and Stratford Schools Synagogues 5. The following are former, alternative or unofficial names of the above congregations:.
Terenure Synagogue from - see Dublin Hebrew Congregation. To view a short profile of a chief rabbi - hold the curser over his name.
