I Love Terenure

I Love Terenure I love Terenure was established in October 2010 with the sole intention to support & increase community interaction in Terenure.
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Local business & community groups came together to form a volunteer committee, adapting the slogan I love Terenure 2030.

17/06/2026
16/06/2026

A massive thank you to the 99 stars who not only turned up today to celebrate Bloomsday in Terenure, but made such a spectacular effort to dress up and bring the whole morning to life.

A special mention has to go to Emma and her stellar staff The Terenure Inn who served up the most delicious breakfast in record time. Honestly, Joyce himself would still be on the first page while Emma had the full room fed.

And to our wonderful host, Art Campion, who guided us so brilliantly through the world of Ulysses. You may know Art from Derry Girls and Love/Hate, but today he gave us a performance worthy of its own standing ovation, no gangland drama, no convent trouble, just pure Bloomsday magic.

We were absolutely blown away by the morning and many thanks to Dublin City Council Kimmage Rathmines Area Office for their continue support as always
Thank you, Terenure, for being the very best community on the planet.
Until next year! šŸ‘’

The James Joyce Centre Dublin
Irish Independent
The Irish Times
Dublin People
Dublin City Council

Bloomsdays breakfast about to kick off. The Terenure Inn
16/06/2026

Bloomsdays breakfast about to kick off.
The Terenure Inn

A massive thank you, yet again, to all the wonderful traders who have ordered flowers and helped supply water for this s...
16/06/2026

A massive thank you, yet again, to all the wonderful traders who have ordered flowers and helped supply water for this season. The village is starting to brighten up again, and it really does make such a difference. 🌸

With the help of Dublin City Council Kimmage Rathmines Area Office we have tried to cover as many GENERIC areas as possible, including shops that have sadly closed down, the general area around the island, and the ESB wall beside Lotts. There are still a few spots where we are trying to sort out watering, but we’ll endeavour to get those covered too. Please hang tight.

You really are a great bunch of people, and once again this summer the village will be a credit to you all.

A special thank you as well to Grange Growers for the amazing work they do. Some of you might not know that the baskets are full of biodiversity-friendly plants. There are a few in there to make everything look gorgeous, of course, but many of the plants are also chosen to help the bees and support pollinators. šŸ

We always try to cover all bases: make it look beautiful, but give it a purpose too.

Thank you all so much. Here’s to another bright, blooming and bee-friendly summer in the village.
Terenure, you’re looking well! 🌼

A heartfelt thank you from Bushy Park MarketIt is with great sadness that we share the news that our social enterprise p...
15/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you from Bushy Park Market
It is with great sadness that we share the news that our social enterprise project, known and loved by many as Bushy Park Market, has not been successful in securing the tender to operate the market in Bushy Park.

While this is deeply disappointing, we are also very proud that our application scored highest across all areas except the financial element. That, in itself, says a great deal about what was built here, the values behind it, and the strength of the community project that so many people helped to create.

For those who may not know the story, Bushy Park Market began with a community meeting in 2012. Over 250 people turned up, and from that gathering around 20 local ideas and projects emerged. One of those ideas was the dream of creating a community market for Terenure.

At the time, Dublin City Council was not operating markets in parks in the way we know them now, so we were asked to prove the concept first. That was easier said than done. We struggled to find a suitable place to begin, until Gerry Caffrey very generously came to the rescue.

Every weekend, a group of volunteers came together to move cars out of Gerry’s car lot so that the market could take place in the village. It was hard work, but it was also full of energy, goodwill and belief. The market quickly became a much-loved part of Terenure and, after more than a year of building support and proving the idea, we began discussions about bringing it into Bushy Park.

Dublin City Council Parks agreed, and history was made.
From there, we never looked back.

Over the years, the market became far more than a place to shop. It became part of the community. It supported local food producers, craftspeople, small businesses and young Terenure enterprises. It brought people together week after week. It gave people a place to meet, to connect, to volunteer, showcase our other projects to collaborate and to feel part of something local and positive.

One of the hopes from that original 2012 meeting was to create employment in Terenure. We are incredibly proud to say that two jobs were created through this one community project. This was long before ā€œsocial enterpriseā€ became a familiar phrase. We were doing it before we even had the words for it.

Looking back now, it has been an extraordinary 12 years. We have seen more than a decade of community spirit, local support, collaboration and friendship. The market was something very special project , and that is because of the people behind it and the people who supported it.

We would like to sincerely thank the original group of approximately 12 volunteers who worked so hard to get the project off the ground. Without their belief, time and determination, none of this would have happened.

We also want to give a very special and heartfelt thank you to Georgina and Anne, who have made the market such a warm, welcoming and special place over the past number of years. Their work, commitment and care have meant so much to the community.

To every trader, volunteer, customer, supporter, neighbour, friend, local group and community partner who played a part in the Bushy Park Market story: thank you. You helped create something that mattered.

There will be a market operating in Bushy Park in the coming weeks, under a new operator, and it will be relocated down beside the tennis courts. We wish everyone involved well as this new chapter begins.

For us, this is the end of a very special chapter, but we are immensely proud of what was achieved. Bushy Park Market began as a community idea, built by volunteers, supported by local people, and sustained by a shared belief in Terenure.
Thank you for being part of it.

Jim O'Callaghan TD
James Geoghegan
Cllr. Punam Rane
Cllr. Yvonne Collins
Cllr Pamela Kearns
John Lahart TD
Patrick Costello T.D. - Dublin South Centralcarolinemoore
Ivana Bacik
Eoin Ɠ Broin TD
Cllr. Fiona Connelly

We can’t believe we are still trying to sort this issue out. IšŸ‘‰
14/06/2026

We can’t believe we are still trying to sort this issue out.
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A recent fatality at the four-way Terenure junction has led to renewed calls for safety measures and dedicated pedestrian crossings

At Terenure College RFC ease in to Women’s Rugby. Starting June 18th. Every Thursday from 8-9 All abilities and beginner...
14/06/2026

At Terenure College RFC ease in to Women’s Rugby. Starting June 18th. Every Thursday from 8-9
All abilities and beginners are very welcome. Come on! Give it a Try.
Text 085 831 3502.
Or email [email protected]

Our BloomsDay Breakfast is SOLD OUT.  However, there is an open door policy on our FREE Talk in the library on Thursday ...
11/06/2026

Our BloomsDay Breakfast is SOLD OUT. However, there is an open door policy on our FREE Talk in the library on Thursday 18th June at 11am

Just popped out for a coffee in Terenure and witnessed a glitch in the Matrix. Sat nav must’ve taken a left at 1928.
11/06/2026

Just popped out for a coffee in Terenure and witnessed a glitch in the Matrix. Sat nav must’ve taken a left at 1928.

11/06/2026

Aww 🄰 Our very own talented Mikey Smith entertaining the residents of Terenure Nursing Home
A lovely example of community spirit in action, local people bringing joy, music and connection to others in our community. Well done Mikey šŸ‘

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Dublin City Council Kimmage Rathmines Area Office

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Terenure
Dublin

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

01-4996561

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