About Sri Limerick Ganapathi – Vedic & Spiritual Significance
Lord Ganapathi, also called Vighnaharta, is known as the remover of obstacles, the god of wisdom, and the bringer of good fortune.
The Vedas and Puranas describe Ganapathi as the symbol of Om (AUM), the first and most powerful sound in the universe.
He is shown with an elephant head, which represents intelligence, wisdom, and strength. His broken tusk is a reminder of sacrifice and determination, as he used it to write the Mahabharata.
The Ganapathi Atharvashirsha Upanishad praises him with these words:
“Tvameva Pratyaksham Tattvamasi” – O Ganapathi, You alone are the Supreme Truth.
Praying to Lord Ganesha brings success, happiness, and protection in life’s journey. 🙏✨
History of the Temple – A Sacred Beginning
The Limerick Ganapathi Temple is a spiritual center of faith for the Hindu community in Ireland.
Built with devotion and dedication, this temple is a place where tradition and peace come together.
Located within Aisling Annacotty Football Club, Annacotty, Co. Limerick, V94 DH9V, it stands as a symbol of divine grace and spiritual harmony.
The temple was founded to preserve and enable Hindu traditions and heritage, bringing the community together in prayer, worship, and cultural celebrations.
“Tvameva Pratyaksham Tattvamasi” – O Ganapathi, You alone are the Supreme Truth.
Ganapathi Atharvashirsha Upanishad
Temple Management & Trustees
The Limerick Ganapathi Temple is managed by a registered charitable organisation devoted to preserving and enabling Hindu traditions in Ireland.
The trustees and volunteers work diligently to ensure the smooth functioning of the temple, organising daily poojas, spiritual programs, and cultural events.
In addition to temple activities, the management also leads community outreach efforts, spiritual discourses, and vibrant Hindu festival celebrations, fostering a strong and connected community.
Temple Address & Contact Information
🏛️ Limerick Ganapathi Temple
📍 Aisling Annacotty Football Club
📍 Annacotty, Co. Limerick, V94 DH9V, Ireland
🕰️ Temple Hours:
- Evening Pooja: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Special Events & Homams: As per festival schedule
📞 Contact Us:
📧 Email: limerickganapathi@gmail.com
