Prayer Times in Ireland
30
N:52.216667, E:-6.5325
03
N:52.68611, E:-9.478333
03
N:52.68028, E:-9.450833
19
N:53.988335, E:-6.5477777
04
N:51.8275, E:-8.117222
06
N:55.15472, E:-7.751111
03
N:52.975, E:-9.208333
06
N:55.28639, E:-7.443611
06
N:55.294724, E:-7.467222
03
N:52.798054, E:-9.2497225
10
N:53.264168, E:-9.403889
Connacht
N:54.4725, E:-8.3192
14
N:54.468334, E:-8.331111
20
N:54.06111, E:-9.905278
20
N:54.09111, E:-9.868889
20
N:54.066666, E:-9.916667
20
N:54.0975, E:-9.929444
29
N:53.40778, E:-7.5430555
21
N:53.58889, E:-6.8722224
13
N:52.431667, E:-7.0455556
10
N:53.184723, E:-8.847777
10
N:53.332222, E:-9.284166
06
N:55.135834, E:-8.121388
19
N:54.074722, E:-6.283889
13
N:52.421944, E:-7.3616667
03
N:52.673054, E:-9.413333
04
N:51.904446, E:-8.267222
11
N:52.029446, E:-9.444445
11
N:52.533054, E:-9.531111
03
N:52.698055, E:-9.583889
03
N:52.698612, E:-9.545278
13
N:52.579445, E:-7.1241665
11
N:51.876667, E:-9.886945
11
N:52.326946, E:-9.363055
26
N:52.469166, E:-7.776389
13
N:52.566944, E:-7.3469443
Leinster
N:53.2739, E:-7.4889
26
N:52.865555, E:-8.251945
06
N:54.52111, E:-8.178056
11
N:52.491665, E:-9.487778
23
N:53.27722, E:-7.5775
06
N:54.498333, E:-8.265278
22
N:54.07139, E:-6.6741667
25
N:54.04639, E:-8.793612
13
N:52.773056, E:-7.572222
10
N:53.36139, E:-8.480833
11
N:52.24972, E:-10.011945
13
N:52.662224, E:-7.436389
03
N:52.645557, E:-9.620833
03
N:52.84861, E:-9.08
11
N:52.366943, E:-9.5975
04
N:51.82639, E:-8.530833
03
N:52.614723, E:-9.776111
04
N:51.952778, E:-8.765278
03
N:52.614166, E:-9.804167
16
N:52.415833, E:-9.226666
16
N:52.39528, E:-9.226944
06
N:54.691944, E:-8.371388
06
N:54.712223, E:-8.263611
14
N:54.23861, E:-8.155556
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Sunrise
Shurooq is the time of sunrise, the time when the upper limb of the sun just starts to appear above the horizon. This marks the end time for Fajr (morning) prayer.
Qiyam
The term Qiyam-ul-layl, in the most literal sense, means to stand during the night. It is a voluntary prayer which is offered between the time of Ishaa prayer and the Fajr prayer (before dawn). But the most preferred time is before sunrise, in the last third of the night.For more information, read our article on qiyam.
The difference between Standard and Hanafi (Juristic Methods)
The only difference is in the Asr prayer. In the standard method (which is used by Imamas Shafii, Hanbali, and Maliki) the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is equivalent to its height, whereas in the Hanafi method the Asr prayer time starts when the shadow of an object is twice its height.
Daylight Saving Time
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