Accessible Locations

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

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.

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.

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 national rugby and football stadium, home to IRFU and FAI.

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

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

Dublin City Intreo Centre providing employment and social welfare services.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Modern community library within the Ballymun Civic Centre.