Businesses

Dasco Deli is a Filipino-Irish deli on High Street in Limerick founded by Carlos and Gwen Dasco. It serves Filipino comfort food alongside Irish favourites, including adobo, tapsilog and a full Irish breakfast, and also sells Filipino groceries.

ED3N Café is a Filipino-owned café on Main Street in Blanchardstown, Dublin, with a French-inspired patisserie and an Asian twist. It serves brunch alongside Filipino dishes such as adobo, sisig and liempo, as well as bubble tea and pastries.

Mayumi is a Filipino-Japanese restaurant at CastleWest Shopping Centre in Ballincollig, owned by Filipino entrepreneurs Ryan Jay and Mary Christina Lumor. Its menu brings together sushi and Filipino dishes, including crispy pata and ube ice cream.

Orani Food Café Restaurant is a Filipino-family-run café and restaurant in Blanchardstown Corporate Park in Dublin. It serves Asian-fusion food alongside Filipino dishes and desserts, including adobo, kare-kare, halo-halo and ube cheesecake.

Sensei Cafe is a café on Dyke Parade in Cork founded by Ryan Lumor, who moved to Ireland from the Philippines. It serves sushi, cakes and drinks, with collection and delivery available through its own ordering site.

Tito Ben's Food Truck serves Filipino and Irish food in Galway, run by Bernard Ben Bertulfo. Its dishes include pancit, lumpia and lugaw, and it also caters for events by advance booking.

Filipino Bakery and Café on Liffey Street Lower in Dublin specialises in Philippine bread, pastries and desserts. Founded in 2016 as a bakery, it has expanded its menu to include Filipino dishes, cakes and bubble tea.

The Drogheda Filipino-Irish Community brings together Filipinos living and working in Drogheda. Its officers organise community projects and activities and work with the Philippine Embassy on matters affecting local Filipinos.

The Filipino Catholic Community in Cork gathers for Filipino Mass at Holy Trinity Church. It is active within the Diocese of Cork and Ross, with representatives meeting the bishop to discuss its community activities.

The Filipino Chaplaincy in the Archdiocese of Dublin gathers the Filipino Catholic community for monthly Mass. Its published celebrations take place at St Augustine and St John's Church, known as John's Lane Church, on Thomas Street in Dublin.

The Filipino Multicultural Society is a Dublin community organisation that celebrates Filipino and Irish culture. Its activities include Philippine Independence Day gatherings in Dún Laoghaire and traditional Filipino dance performances by its Tala Fusion Dance Troupe.

The Galway Filipino-Irish Community supports Filipinos in Galway and the west of Ireland. It organises charitable events, sports days and social gatherings, including Philippine Independence Day celebrations.

The Ilocano-Irish Association brings the Ilocano and wider Filipino community together in Dublin. It holds cultural and social celebrations, including Philippine Independence Day programmes and Christmas gatherings with Ilocano songs and traditions.

The Kildare Filipino Community brings together Filipinos in County Kildare, with cultural gatherings in Newbridge. Its activities include Santacruzan celebrations and participation in Filipino-Irish community meetings.

PICPA Ireland is a Filipino accountancy community organisation with a Dublin presence. Its activities include a scholarship programme for aspiring Filipino accountants and community fundraising events such as its Takbo Para Sa Mga Iskolar fun run.

Filipino Athletes in Limerick organises basketball events for the Filipino community in Limerick and the wider Munster area. Led by Arnel Zapanta, it brings teams together through its intercounty basketball tournament.