Many are now facing a fight to remain open.
Men's Sheds across Ireland are launching an emergency fundraising campaign to address an income shortfall of almost €600,000.
They've been forced to close their doors since March 13th due to the covid-19 restrictions and are now facing a fight to remain open.
Johnny Hannify, who attends the Kilbeggan Men's Shed is emphasising the importance of the Save Our Sheds initiative.
He says the support he receives from the group means everything to him since the loss of his wife:
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