Part of the Dublin Festival of History 2026 In 1717 Dublin Corporation set out to channel the Liffey. The wall they built to do it gave East Wall both its land and its name. The reclaimed ground was shared out among Corporation members by lottery, and some of them had grand plans for an upmarket […]
Thursday Oct 1st at 7pm Mud Island Cottage, local Historian Joe Mooney talks about locals from East Wall & North Inner City that fought in the Spanish Civil War. As part of the Dublin Festival of History!
Pop up Irish class!
Turas le Seamus McManus & Roxanna Nic Liam Ceol ó Kate & A Cairde Kids workshop Ceilidh le Tolka Trad Agus Fear an Ti Gerry O'Reilly With support from Dublin City Council Bronntanas 2026
This autumn and ahead of very difficult times, the garden has decided to take part in the ‘Cooking for Gaza’ campaign organised by Concern to raise necessary funds to help displaced families who continue to face extremely difficult challenges day after day. Share food with us on Saturday 24th at 5pm in the garden, all […]
The Halloween Haunt search begins. This year we're looking for things to help us bring the PIRATES back to Mud Island. We'll need old wooden fence panels, stair spindles, large sheets of corriboard. Pirate clothes, toy jewellery. Anything you might see on a pirate ship- old lanterns, chests, nets, ropes, chains, you get the idea. […]
The Mud Island Community Garden Biodiversity Action Group (BAG) has been busy throughout September and October 2026, carrying out a range of activities aimed at improving biodiversity, creating wildlife habitats, […]
At Mudisland, we are delighted to be part of the ‘safe to create’ campaign.# Please visit their site SAFE TO CREATE
