Dominicans in Ireland

Dominican convents, retreat houses, and houses of study

• Convent and seminary in Cork city
• Convent, house of study and retreat house in Tallaght
• Community in Athy
• Others

Dominican colleges

Secondary Schools in Ireland

• Newbridge College, a private co-education day boarding school in Co Kildare, founded by the friars
• Dominican College, Portstewart, a grammar school on north coast of Northern Ireland, run by Dominican sisters
• Dominican College, Fortwilliam, a grammar school in Belfast, Northern Ireland, run by Dominican sisters
• Dominican College, Galway City, Republic of Ireland, run by Dominican sisters
• St Dominic's Grammar School for Girls, Falls Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland, run by Dominican sisters
• Dominican College Sion Hill, Cross Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
• Dominican College, Griffith Avenue All-girls secondary school formerly located at Eccles Street Dublin 7

Further Education

• Dominican Biblical Institute, a biblical research centre in Limerick, Ireland
• The Priory Institute, Tallaght, Dublin, in what was the Dominican House of Studies until the year 2000
• St. Saviour's Priory, Dorset St., Dublin now houses the Centre of Institutional Studies of the Irish Dominican friars

  International

• Dominican Convent High School, Harare, Zimbabwe, founded by an Irish Dominican nun
• Saint Dominic's International School, near Lisbon, Portugal, founded by Irish Dominican sisters

  Notable Irish Dominicans

• Jofroi of Waterford, fl 1300?, scribe, translator
• Edmund Bourke,, author
• Anthony Dominic Fahy, 11 January 1805 - 20 February 1871), missionary in Argentina
• Wilfrid Harrington,, theologian
• Fr. Joseph Mullooly,, archaeologist
• John Thomas Troy,, Archbishop of Dublin
• Roche MacGeoghegan, 1580 - 26 May 1644), Bishop of Kildare
• Thomas Burke,, Bishop of Ossory
• Thomas Nicholas Burke, 8 September 1830 - 2 July 1882), preacher
• James Joseph Carbery, 1 May 1823 - 17 December 1887), Bishop of Hamilton, Canada
• Richard Luke Concanen, consecrated as the first Bishop of New York
• Bishop John Connolly, second Bishop of New York
• Terence Albert O'Brien,, Bishop of Emly, martyr
• Ambrose O'Conor, MTh, Provincial of the Irish Dominicans, nominated as Vicar Apostolic of Ardagh 1709, died 1711.
• Daniel O'Daly,, diplomat and historian
• Henry Flanagan,, teacher, musician, artist and sculptor
• Aengus Buckley,. art teacher and artist
• Brian McKevitt, publisher of Alive!, a conservative Catholic newspaper

  National

• Local communities and apostolates