Our Macken Street venue has moved, and we have two new locations!
The Irish Aikido Federation was founded in 1973, and is the main authority for the teaching of Aikido in Ireland, recognised by the Aikikai Foundation, World Aikido Headquarters, Tokyo.
Aikido is a Japanese, natural movement martial art, to co-ordinate your mind and body for health, self-defence, and self-development.
The principle is to avoid attack, blend with your attackers movement, and establish control.
Morihei Ueshiba, the Founder of Aikido
Our clubs share a network of members and instructors, so you can share your membership across many clubs, with a personalised fee structure for the clubs you attend.
Our clubs include Dublin (City Centre & Tallaght), Wicklow (Ashford & Kilmacanogue), Maynooth, Galway, Kerry (Killarney), UCD, Trinity College, and Clare (Liscannor).
You can learn more about Aikido here, and you can see photos of our practice in the Gallery.
We also run regular weekend training seminars (usually monthly), which are in many locations, and include visiting instructors from other countries, including the Aikikai Foundation, World Aikido Headquarters, Tokyo (Hombu Dojo).
You can learn more about Aikido, our Classes, our Instructors, the Irish Aikido Federation, and Register for our classes on our website.
Resources, such as Exercise guides, Basic Class Guides, and FAQ for Aikido Practice
International Affiliations to the Aikikai Foundation and the International Aikido Federation
Information about the Irish Aikido Federation Instructors
