Brick.ie is the Irish community for AFOLs, Adult Fans of Lego. Our aim is to bring together Lego fans in Ireland or with a connection to Ireland to form a strong community, both online and offline.
At present there is no membership charge - to join register an account, then post to our forum stating you'd like to be a member. Until you do you will only have limited access to the site.
Our forum will host lively discussion about all aspects of the brick, while we will hold regular gatherings of Lego fans to establish face-to-face contact.
Please use the contact form if you would like to get in touch with us.
It may not quite feel like it at times but we are well into the summer and with it comes great LEGO events.
Last week a small team attended the 2025 Cork Summer Show and had a great time. We had a mini-mosaic free build activity on site along with some great MOCs including the giant tractor and farm animals created and built at Brick Feile in 2024 and out of 2x4 bricks only!
Speaking of Brick Féile, planning for Brick Féile, Ireland's premier event for LEGO(R) fans is well underway and our builders are very busy creating in order to be ready for 19 and 20 July at CityNorth Hotel.
A big shout out to all the fantastic students, staff, volunteers and brick.ie members that helped complete the fantastic mosaic build at Scoil na Mainistreach in Celbridge on Friday 13 December. It was certainly a lucky for some Friday 13th for the students that participated. Remember, its only at Brickféile where you can build a bigger LEGO mosaic with the help of Fairy Bricks.
Its that time of year when we start to look forward to some well-deserved rest. For AFOLs it will soon be a time of much shopping and building in anticipation of 2025 events.
Before we look to 2025, its worth recalling how busy we've been over the past few months.
Kicking it off in September after a post-Brick Féile break, brick.ie returned to the library events we did pre-Covid with Blessington library being the venue once again for our builds and a brick pit. Some of our members then undertook their annual pilgrimage to Skaerbaek and Billund in Denmark, the home of LEGO, at the end of that month before visiting the Steam railway museum in Swindon the following weekend for Brickish's flagship event.