Keeping kosher in Ireland is not as difficult as some people think!

 

There are hundreds of everyday Kosher products readily available in shops and supermarkets. Most of these products do not have a hechsher (kosher symbol) printed on their packaging. Kosher products are listed in the Kashrut Commission of Ireland's Quick Kosher Guide.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our guide is the result of meticulous research and is constantly being reviewed and updated. 

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This list is only applicable to products purchased in Ireland and should not be relied on in other countries.

 

 

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​Other useful websites include: ​

• Star-K - Additional kashrut information about what products require a kosher symbol and what don't.

• Is It Kosher – Online product search based on the Really Kosher Good Guide complied by the London Beth Din. Please note, however, that not every product that is kosher in the UK is kosher in Ireland. For further details, please see the KCI's Quick Kosher Guide. 

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Deli 613 is Ireland's only kosher deli offering sandwiches and salads. There is also a coffee bar and attached grocery section. Under the joint supervision of the KCI.

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The Bretzel Bakery, 1a Lennox Street in Portobello, Dublin 8 also make bread onsite under supervision. Only specified items are currently approved as kosher under the KCI. Check list in store for kosher items.  

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CATERERS Melanie Stein, under the supervision of the KCI, can be contacted preferably by phone on +353 86 608 2774 or by email melaniestein123@gmail.com. Melanie can usually deliver to hotels or arrange catered meals for large groups in the DHC shul hall. 

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NOTE TO TOUR / CONFERENCE ORGANISERS

Please confirm with your clients before ordering from local caterers, as many will only want food supervised and certified as kosher. Currently only Melanie Stein and Deli 613 are under kosher certification.

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