Accessible Locations

Neighbourhood restaurant on Merrion Row serving Italian-inspired Irish seasonal cooking.

Iconic Dublin restaurant and bookshop in a Georgian building overlooking the Ha'penny Bridge.

Modern Dublin brasserie on Great George's Street serving brunch, lunch and dinner.

Michelin-starred basement restaurant under the Dublin Writers Museum on Parnell Square.

Dublin's most famous café, operating since 1927 in a stunning Art Nouveau building.

Flagship branch of Dublin's celebrated specialty coffee roaster in the Grand Canal area.

Neighbourhood café and community space in the Liberties known for wholesome food and events.

Irish chocolatier café on Dublin's premier shopping street.

Starbucks outlet inside the Jervis Shopping Centre in Dublin city centre.

Historic five-star hotel overlooking St. Stephen's Green, a Dublin institution since 1824.

Five-star hotel in Dublin 2, steps from Grafton Street and Brown Thomas.

Large four-star conference hotel near Leeson Street and the Grand Canal.

Contemporary four-star hotel beside the Grand Canal Dock in the Silicon Docks area.

Budget hotel conveniently located near the IFSC and Connolly Station.

Dublin's premier pedestrianised shopping street running from College Green to St. Stephen's Green.

Largest shopping centre in Ireland with over 100 stores across two levels.

Beloved independent bookshop in the heart of Temple Bar.

Victorian-style glass-roofed shopping centre adjacent to St. Stephen's Green.

Major retail park and enclosed mall in west Dublin, close to the M50 motorway.

Expansive shopping and leisure complex in north-west Dublin.

Dublin's oldest department store, spanning a full city block on Henry Street.

Upscale Irish department store occupying a prime Grafton Street address.

Large Tallaght shopping centre and entertainment complex in south-west Dublin.

Neighbourhood shopping centre on the Merrion Road in Ballsbridge.

Enclosed shopping centre in central Dún Laoghaire close to the ferry port.

Dublin's main intercity rail terminus and a key DART and commuter hub.

The original terminal at Dublin Airport handling short-haul and charter flights.

Principal terminus for intercity services to Cork, Limerick, Galway and the west.

Modern terminal at Dublin Airport serving transatlantic and major European routes.

Dublin's central bus station operated by Bus Éireann, serving national and cross-border routes.

One of Ireland's largest acute teaching hospitals, serving the greater Dublin area.

Major north Dublin hospital and regional centre for neurosurgery and renal services.

Purpose-built acute hospital serving south-west Dublin and the Midlands.

Private GP and specialist medical centre in Dublin 4.

World's oldest continuously operating maternity hospital, located on Parnell Square.

Ireland's main paediatric hospital, providing specialist care for children across the country.

Specialist rehabilitation hospital and community healthcare provider in west County Dublin.

Major Dublin hospital and centre for cardiology, oncology and transplant services.

Ireland's busiest maternity hospital in the heart of Dublin 2.

Large Boots health and beauty pharmacy on the pedestrianised Grafton Street.

Local community pharmacy serving the Drumcondra and Glasnevin neighbourhoods.

Large pharmacy within the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre.

Ireland's oldest university founded in 1592, home to the Book of Kells.

Main campus of Ireland's largest university, spanning 133 acres in south Dublin.

Modern technological university on the northside of Dublin with strong industry links.

Jesuit secondary school in Dublin 1 on Great Denmark Street.

Ireland's largest indoor music and entertainment venue on the north docklands.

Ireland's national theatre on Abbey Street, staging new and classic Irish drama.

Purpose-built modern theatre and concert venue in the Grand Canal Dock area.

Multiplex cinema at Point Village, near the 3Arena in the north docklands.

Independent arthouse cinema in the heart of Smithfield, Dublin 7.

Mid-size live music venue in the Liberties, known for intimate gigs and comedy shows.

Historic Georgian theatre on Cavendish Row, known for international drama and world premieres.

Ireland's premier conference and events venue situated on the north Liffey quays.

Irish Film Institute arthouse cinema in Temple Bar.

Ireland's most celebrated greyhound racing venue on the south docks.

Ireland's national rugby and football stadium, home to IRFU and FAI.

Headquarters of the GAA and one of Europe's largest sports stadia.

Ireland's premier aquatics facility with Olympic-sized pool, leisure pools and water slides.

Home ground of Shamrock Rovers FC in Tallaght, south-west Dublin.

Ireland's national sporting infrastructure hub housing multiple elite sporting bodies.

Dublin City Council public leisure centre with pool and gym near Townsend Street.

Multi-sport facilities at Dublin City University open to students and public members.

The Wood Quay headquarters of Dublin City Council, housing planning and housing departments.

Dublin City Intreo Centre providing employment and social welfare services.

Ireland's principal courts complex on the north quays of the River Liffey.

Seat of the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament), comprising Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann.

Administrative headquarters of Fingal County Council serving north county Dublin.

Ireland's largest cathedral, founded in 1191 and closely associated with Jonathan Swift.

The main mosque in Dublin and headquarters of the Islamic Foundation of Ireland

Ireland’s largest mosque and Islamic cultural centre with educational and community facilities.

Medieval cathedral on a hilltop in Dublin 8, founded circa 1030.

Carmelite church in Dublin 2 famous for housing a relic of St. Valentine.

Passionist church and shrine to Blessed Charles of Mount Argus in Harold's Cross.

The Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral of Dublin on Marlborough Street.

Iconic seven-storey visitor experience tracing the history of Ireland's most famous stout.

Former British administrative centre, now a key state ceremonial and tourism venue.

Historic 19th-century prison, site of the 1916 Rising executions and now a major museum.

One of the world's oldest zoos, located within Phoenix Park.

Working craft whiskey distillery and visitor centre in the Liberties, Dublin 8.

Restored 16th-century castle now managed by the OPW as a heritage site.

State guest house in Phoenix Park, open to the public on selected days.

Tourism Ireland visitor information point in Dublin city centre for planning Wild Atlantic Way trips.

Large-format Tesco supermarket in the Phibsborough Shopping Centre, north Dublin.

Discount supermarket serving the Tallaght and Citywest area of south-west Dublin.

Flagship Dunnes Stores supermarket and clothing outlet on the south Dublin N11 corridor.

Marks & Spencer food hall and clothing store at Dundrum Town Centre.

Neighbourhood convenience store on the busy Rathmines Road.

Convenient corner store in the International Financial Services Centre.

Former Irish Parliament building, now a Bank of Ireland flagship branch.

AIB branch in the heart of Dublin's financial district near Baggot Street Bridge.

Ireland's General Post Office on O'Connell Street, a historic landmark and active post office.

Local post office and parcel collection point serving the Rathmines area.

An Post branch and parcel collection point serving the Portobello area.

Houses Ireland's most important archaeological collection including Viking and Bronze Age artefacts.

National collection of fine and decorative arts spanning six centuries.

World-class collection of manuscripts, prints, and rare books from Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

Award-winning underground museum exploring the Irish diaspora across 20 immersive galleries.

Free contemporary science and art exhibition space at Trinity College Dublin.

Victorian 'Dead Zoo' featuring Ireland's wildlife and global zoological specimens.

Ireland's leading modern and contemporary art museum set in the historic Royal Hospital Kilmainham.

Museum in the house of 1916 leader Patrick Pearse, set within a walled heritage park.

Museum celebrating the rich literary tradition of Dublin on Parnell Square.

Dublin's municipal gallery of modern art in a Charlemont House on Parnell Square.

Interactive museum charting the history of Gaelic games, located within Croke Park stadium.

Branch of the National Museum of Ireland housing decorative arts and history collections.

Historic barracks in Inchicore, processing centre for 1916 Rising internees, now a community museum.

Largest Dublin City Council public library, serving the city centre.

Community library serving the Cabra neighbourhood in north Dublin.

Community library in the Ballyfermot area of west Dublin.

Dublin City Council public library serving the Dundrum and Churchtown area.

Public library in Clondalkin village, Dublin 22.

Public library serving the Raheny area of north Dublin, close to Bull Island.

North Dublin community library serving the Coolock, Artane and Beaumont areas.

Public library in the Walkinstown area of south-west Dublin.

Modern community library within the Ballymun Civic Centre.

Accessible public toilet within the Jervis Shopping Centre car park.

Dublin Fire Brigade station serving the north coastal suburbs.