Blanchardstown

GLAS at TU Dublin community garden

Established within an elevated corner of the 56-acre TU Dublin Blanchardstown campus, the GLAS at TU Dublin community garden is a collaborative garden project between Technological University Dublin, Global Action Plan and Fingal County Council. The garden is half an acre in size and is accessible for a range of users of all abilities.

All are welcome to come and visit the garden and students, staff and the local community are encouraged to take some time during their work or study day to step out into nature and explore the garden. Find an upcoming event in the section below and if you want to get involved on a more regular basic contact garden@TUDublin.ie or Head Gardener Lee Geoghegan.

Lee Geoghegan

GLAS at TU Dublin - Head Gardener

Hans Zomer

CEO, Global Action Plan

Jennifer McEntee

Senior Manager, Strategic Relationships Development

Rachel Freeman

Lecturer & Horticulturist - Culinary Arts & Food Technology

Sinéad Dunne

Senior Manager for Access and Outreach

Pauline Poole

Senior Community Officer with Fingal County Council

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News & Events

Image for volunteers in orange vests digging a new pond

Stepping Stone Pond

The new Stepping Stone Pond is an initiative developed by Stepping Stone Forests in partnership with TU Dublin and Amazon In Communities. Learn what was involved to create this vibrant new habitat which aims to support amphibians, birds, insects and aquatic plants.

GLAS 2025 Impact Report

In the first six months of 2025, nearly a thousand visitors (960 in total) rolled up their sleeves at one of the 112 events that took place in our community garden - read more on how this small community garden is making big impact.

GLAS Origin Story

Sowing the Seeds of a sustainable community garden on campus