Dublin Central Mission
Serving the most vulnerable people in our society.
Serving the most vulnerable people in our society.
Dublin Central Mission (DCM) is a registered charity, part of the Dublin District of the Methodist Church and one of the five Methodist City Missions in Ireland.
Dublin Central Mission (DCM) is a registered charity, part of the Dublin District of the Methodist Church and one of the five Methodist City Missions in Ireland.
Our Communities
We strive to provide the highest level of care for all our communities, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, whilst maintaining and enhancing quality of life.
We strive to provide the highest level of care for all our communities, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, whilst maintaining and enhancing quality of life.
Our Heritage
Our Heritage
The first Methodist gathering on Abbey Street was in 1747 (at the current site in 1821). The building was deconstructed and re-built to its present form and opened for use as a Methodist Church in 1902.
Over time, it has been extended and renovated to house the growing needs of the organisation. In the 1960’s Abbey Street became the city centre base for the Dublin Central Mission.
The first Methodist gathering on Abbey Street was in 1747 (at the current site in 1821). The building was deconstructed and re-built to its present form and opened for use as a Methodist Church in 1902.
Over time, it has been extended and renovated to house the growing needs of the organisation. In the 1960’s Abbey Street became the city centre base for the Dublin Central Mission.
News & Events
Our residents and staff at Mount Tabor, Ailt an Oir and Margaretholme celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness with lovely coffee mornings. We enjoyed coffee, cake, plenty of pink, and most[...]
What a lovely afternoon at Mount Tabor! Our residents and staff came together to celebrate the Rose of Mount Tabor, with staff representing their different countries. We had a[...]
We had such a lovely time at our Dog Show at Mount Tabor! Our residents had so much fun meeting and spending time with their families’ dogs. It was[...]
