We teach old style Japanese martial arts in Dublin, Ireland, including Jujutsu, Ninpo Taijutsu, Kenjutsu and more.
The Bujinkan Namiryu Dojo is a branch of the international Bujinkan Dojo organisation, under the direction of Masaaki Hatsumi Soke. The head instructor is Alex Meehan, a licensed shidoshi of the Bujinkan Dojo. More information on the dojo and its activities can be found at www.happobiken.com
28/08/2026
Our kids and teens programme is open to new members. Check it out at www.ninjakidsdublin.com
Our kids and teens classes are continuing into the autumn, with kids aged 8 to 12 on Saturday mornings from 11am and older kids from 13 to 16 on Monday evenings from 6pm.
More information at www.ninjakidsdublin.com
18/08/2026
Thanks to my colleagues Alan Hughes and Alan Butler, Kan Sensei, Pol MacFionnmhacain and everyone involved in putting on the fantastic Taikai held in Galway last weekend.
A super event. From experience, we know what's involved in doing this kind of thing, and it's a lot more than most people realize. Well done everyone!
The photos below were all taken with permission. They're from the last hour or so of the taikai and don't really do the full thing justice - it was a full weekend of taijutsu, kusarifundo, Amatsu Tatara hanbojutsu and bikenjutsu.
15/08/2026
Super day of training with Kan Sensei, Pól Sensei and everyone at the Galway Taikai. Roll on tomorrow for Day Two!
02/07/2026
I stopped by the construction site of the Bujinkan Hombu office last week in Noda and it's really speeding along.
The frame is now complete and you can see it will be a big and imposing three story structure. It should be finished by the end of this year and is scheduled to open in 2027.
02/07/2026
30/06/2026
Our kids and teens classes will continue all summer, with kids aged 8 to 12 on Saturday mornings from 11am and older kids from 13 to 16 on Monday evenings from 6pm.
More information at www.ninjakidsdublin.com
22/06/2026
Fantastic training with Kan Sensei and Pol at the Home Dojo. If you can make it to the Taikai in Galway in August organised by Alan Hughes, you absolutely should. Check out the details at www.kangalway.com