Welcome to Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed
Our goal is to foster camaraderie and skill-sharing and create a welcoming space where men collaborate, learn, and thrive together.
Building Connections, Sharing Skills, Creating Purpose
The Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed is made up of a group of (mainly retired) men in the Dun Laoghaire area who meet to participate in various activities (such as woodwork, art, horticulture, and often just to chat), depending on each person’s interest.
Some just come for the social chat and tea/coffee and biscuits
You are welcome to join us and start a new activity that suits you.
When is the Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed Open?
Where Friendship and Craft Unite
Opening times are :
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 14.00-17.00
Tuesday, Thursday 10.00-13.00
What can I do at the Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed?
Forge Connections and Explore New Interests. Join us, share your skills and creativity and learn new skills. See some of our activities below:
Crafting Together
Woodworking Wonders
Get involved in hands-on projects where members create unique wooden items, learning and teaching skills in the process.
Growing Together
Horticulture and Gardening
Members collaborate to cultivate a thriving garden, promoting sustainability and camaraderie. Our greenhouses are a hive of activity during spring, summer and autumn.
Sharing Stories
Creative Art Group
An stimulating space for members to enhance their art experience and further develop their artistic skills.
How do I contact Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed?
- Address: The Coach House, rear DEC Church, Glenageary Rd Lower, Glenageary Co, Dublin
- Phone 01-2809066
- Email: dlmensshed@gmail.com
- Contact The Secretary: Robbie @ 0868240497 or Ray @ 0862520279
Where is the Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed?
- Where we are:
- (click on the Map below to see our location on Google Maps)
- Address: Glenageary Rd Lower, Glenageary, Co.Dublin
What’s been happening at the Dun Laoghaire Men’s Shed?
2025 is the Dun Laoghaire Mem’s Shed This is our 10th Anniversary!
We completed the development of our recently acquired Enderscope and were invited to a Research Conference of the Microscopy Society of Ireland on 15 January to share our experience in doing so. Some pictures later.
We held our AGM on 29 January and had a good discussion about how we function and how we can offer an even better service to members. Fred Price has taken on Activities Organiser, so watch this space. For example, following a visit by Cormac Devlin TD and Councillor Justin Moylan on 10th February we are invited to visit the Oireachtas for a tour of Leinster House.
With the weather getting a bit warmer we are able to get some woodwork done outside to respond to requests for Book Exchanges, Garden seats and Planters. Shortly we hope to get the greenhouses planted with tomatoes and cucumbers. Seedlings are being nurtured at the moment.