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B. Oliver Goldsmith
C. Edmund Burke
D. James Joyce
E. Patrick Kavanagh
F. Oscar Wilde
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Luas Red Line
Temple Bar
Viking & Medieval
Antiques Quarter
Historic Dublin
Suburban areas
Luas Green Line
DART Line
Shopping
Georgian Dublin
Smithfield
Docklands
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MiLk anD COOkie
stOryteLLing sessiOns
The exhibit features letters written by people from
various historical periods, demonstrating the
uniqueness of style, etiquette and language of those
times. Located at General Post Ofice, Lower O’Connell
Street, Dublin 1.
Opening hours:
(Last admission is 30 minutes before closing)
Monday – Friday
Literary DubLin
Dublin is the birthplace of
James Joyce
and Nobel Literature Prize winners
William
Butler Yeats, George Bernard
Shaw
and
Samuel Beckett.
UNESCO recognises Dublin as a City of
Literature, relecting the city’s rich tradition
of writers and writing, a city with words at
its heart – in its river, Joyce’s Anna Livia
– in its conversations, its streets and its
storytelling. Dublin pays tribute to its literary
heritage in the many ine statues of writers
which grace the city, notably Wilde, Joyce,
Shaw and many others. Streets and bridges,
the newest of which is named after Samuel
Beckett, also commemorate Dublin’s literary
greats. Whether you want to visit the city’s
literary landmarks, its literary pubs and
bookshops, take a guided tour or see new
work performed, Dublin won’t disappoint.
Milk and Cookie Stories – a free monthly storytelling
group. The meetings are informal and everyone is
welcome to tell a story and enjoy light refreshments.
The venue is The Exchange, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
Opening hours:
Second Tuesday of every month
10.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday
10.00am – 4.00pm
6.30pm
(Closed Sundays & Public Holidays)
www.anpost.ie/anPost/history+and+heritage
www.milkandcookiestories.com
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DuBLin City LiBrary anD arChive
Dublin City Library and Archive is home to the special
collections of Dublin City Public Libraries and Dublin
City Archives. Activities and exhibitions relating to
Dublin city, its writers, artists, people and places take
place regularly. The reading room is open to all and
membership is free of charge.
Opening hours:
Monday – Thursday: 10.00am – 8.00pm
Friday and Saturday: 10.00am – 5.00pm
Closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays
Contact Details:
138-144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.
www.dublincitypubliclibraries.ie
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DuBLin Literary PuB CrawL
An engaging walking tour led by a team of professional
actors who follow the footsteps of literary greats such
as James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde and
Brendan Behan. A wonderful evening illed with prose,
drama and song. Meet upstairs in The Duke Pub,
9 Duke Street, Dublin 2.
tours: april – October:
Every evening
7.30pm
november – March:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
7.30pm
www.dublinpubcrawl.com
tel: 01 670 5602
087 263 0270
tel: 01 674 4999
8.
hOP On–hOP Off DuBLin Bus tOurs
Experience the attractions of the city with a Dublin Bus Tour.
All tours offer live commentary by experienced tour guides.
Opening hours:
Daily
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aBBey theatre/
aMharCLann na MainistreaCh
The Abbey Theatre, Ireland’s national theatre was
founded in 1904 by W.B Yeats and Lady Gregory.
Ireland’s literary theatre, it has premiered the work
of major playwrights such as J.M. Synge and Sean
O’Casey, as well as contemporary classics from Brian
Friel, Frank Mc Guinness, Marina Carr and Tom Murphy.
Opening times:
Monday – Saturday
show start times:
Abbey:
Monday – Saturday
1.
Chester Beatty LiBrary
An award-winning art museum and library with exhibitions
of rare manuscripts, miniature paintings, prints, drawings
and decorative arts from countries across Asia, the Middle
East, North Africa and Europe.
Contact Details:
Dublin Castle, Dublin 2.
Opening hours: 1 May – 30 sept:
Monday – Friday
9.00am – 5.00pm
www.dublinsightseeing.ie
tel: 01 703 3028
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City sightseeing tOur
Hop on this tour which guides you through twenty ive
attractions including Trinity College and Dublin Writers’
Museum. An audio tour offers insights into Dublin’s
cultural attractions. Tours depart from Stop 1, 14 Upper
O’Connell St. Dublin 1 (outside Fáilte Ireland Ofice).
Ofice Opening hours:
10.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday
11.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday
1.00pm – 5.00pm
7.30pm
1 Oct – 30 apr:
Closed Mondays
www.cbl.ie
8.00am – 6.30pm
Saturday Matinee
2.00pm
tel: 01 407 0750
www.irishcitytours.com
tel: 01 458 0054
Peacock:
Monday – Saturday
8.00pm
Saturday Matinee
2.30pm
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evening Of irish fOLkLOre &
stOryteLLing
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DuBLin City Bike tOurs
An easy paced eco-friendly bike tour of Dublin’s fair
city with local guides to show you the sights. The
tours last for three hours. Meet in the lobby of Isaac’s
Hostel, 2 – 5 Frenchman’s Lane, Dublin 1.
tours: March 1st – april 30th
10.00am Daily
May 1st – nov 30th
Monday – Friday 10.00am
May 1st – nov 30th
Saturday & Sunday 10.00am & 2.00pm
www.dublincitybiketours.com
Abbey Theatre Box Ofice:
Monday – Saturday 10.30am – 7.00pm
Contact Details:
26/27 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1.
www.abbeytheatre.ie
Experience an enchanting evening of storytelling and
folklore unfolding over a candlelit dinner in an intimate
setting above Dublin’s oldest pub, the Brazen Head,
20 Bridge Street Lower, Dublin 8.
Opening hours:
april – november:
Tuesday – Sunday 7.00pm
December – March:
Wednesday and Saturday 7.00pm
www.irishfolktours.com
Box Ofice: 01 878 7222
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an POst MuseuM
Explores the inluence of the Post Ofice in Ireland and
offers an insight into the role played by Post Ofice staff
in the development of Irish society over many years.
tel: 087 134 1866
tel: 01 492 2543
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waLking tOurs Of
trinity COLLege DuBLin
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seven tOwers Last wednesday series
Readings in The Box, The Twisted Pepper, 54 Middle
Abbey Street, Dublin 1 showcase published writers
from Ireland and abroad. An opportunity to hear
different styles of writing; poetry, short stories and
experimental prose.
Opening hours:
Last Wednesday of every month 7.30pm
www.seventowers.ie
An oficial, student-guided walking tour of the historic
campus of Trinity College Dublin. Operates on a
scheduled basis daily from Mid-May to the end of
September. The tours depart from a desk at the Front
Arch of the College and last for 30 minutes. Please
check at the desk for times of tours.
www.tcd.ie/library/bookofkells/tour-attractions/
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waLking tOurs Of DuBLin
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Marsh’s LiBrary
Pat Liddy, well-known Dublin historian, author and
artist runs a unique series of walking tours of Dublin.
Check online for tour details and booking information.
Operating times:
The irst public library in Ireland, Marsh’s Library was
opened in 1701. The library contains over 25,000 books
relating to the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, covering
medicine, law, science, travel, navigation, mathematics,
music, surveying and classical literature. The library is
open to the public and is located at St. Patrick’s Close,
Dublin 8. There is a small admission fee and groups
should contact the library before visiting.
Opening hours:
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Friday
All year
www.walkingtours.ie
tel: 087 905 2480
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DuBLin writers’ MuseuM
At the Writers’ Museum, 18 Parnell Square, Dublin 1,
Dublin’s literary celebrities from the past three hundred
years are brought to life through their books, letters,
portraits and personal items.
Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday 10.00am – 5.00pm
(Last admission at 4.15pm)
Sunday & Public Holidays
9.30am – 1.00pm and
2.00pm – 5.00pm
Saturday
10.00am – 1.00pm
(Closed Tuesday & Sunday)
www.marshlibrary.ie
11.00am – 5.00pm
tel: 01 454 3511
(Last admission at 4.15pm)
www.writersmuseum.com
tel: 01 872 2077
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st PatriCk’s CatheDraL
The writer and satirist Jonathan Swift was Dean of
St. Patrick’s Cathedral from 1713 to 1745. For those
interested in his work a visit to the cathedral where his
tombstone and epitaph can be seen, is a must.
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm
March – October
Saturday 9.00am – 6.00pm
Sunday 9.00am – 10.30am
12.30pm – 2.30pm, 4.30pm – 6.00pm
november – february
Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday 9.00am – 10.30am, 12.30pm – 2.30pm
www.stpatrickscathedral.ie
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DuBLin yarnsPinners
Grab a cosy armchair in the Teacher’s Club, 36 Parnell
Square, Dublin 1 and listen to an array of tales, tall and
otherwise, from members of the Storytellers of Ireland.
Opening hours:
Second Thursday of every month
8.00pm – 10.00pm
www.storytellersoireland.org
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irish writers’ Centre
Irish Writers’ Centre is a leading venue for contemporary
literary events, readings, book launches, workshops
and seminars. A beautiful Georgian house, it houses the
impressive Buckley collection of modern Irish paintings.
Opening hours:
Monday – Thursday 10.00am – 10.00pm
Friday – Saturday 10.00am – 6.00pm
Contact details:
19 Parnell Square, Dublin 1.
www.writerscentre.ie
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POetry ireLanD
Poetry Ireland is the national organisation supporting
poetry. Its website has a comprehensive listing of
literary events. Readings are regularly held at The
Unitarian Church & Damer Hall, 112 St. Stephen’s
Green West, Dublin 2.
For full details go to
www.poetryireland.ie
tel: 01 872 1302
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JaMes JOyCe Centre
Dedicated to a better understanding of the life and works
of James Joyce, with exhibitions, events and workshops.
The centre is located at 35 North Great George’s Street,
Dublin 1 and organises a series of Joycean walking tours
of the city. Booking information is available on the website.
Opening hours:
October – March:
Tuesday – Saturday 10.00am – 5.00pm
(Last admission at 4.30pm)
Sunday 12.00pm – 5.00pm (Last admission at 4.30pm)
april – september:
Monday – Saturday 10.00am – 5.00pm
(Last admission at 4.30pm)
Sunday 12.00pm – 5.00pm (Last admission at 4.30pm)
www.jamesjoyce.ie
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JaMes JOyCe MuseuM/tOwer
Located in Sandycove, eight miles south of Dublin, the
Martello tower immortalised in Ulysses is the perfect
setting for a museum dedicated to James Joyce.
Contact the Dublin Writers’ Museum for opening hours.
www.visitdublin.com
tel: 01 280 9265 / 872 2077
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natiOnaL Print MuseuM
The National Print Museum collects, documents,
preserves, exhibits, interprets and makes accessible
the material evidence of printing craft and fosters
associated skills of the craft in Ireland. The National
Print Museum is located at Garrison Chapel, Beggar’s
Bush Barracks, Haddington Road, Dublin 4.
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday
tel: 01 878 8547
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natiOnaL LiBrary Of ireLanD
9.00am – 5.00pm
The National Library of Ireland’s holdings constitute the
most comprehensive collection of Irish documentary
material in the world and offer an invaluable
representation of Ireland’s history and heritage. Talks
and major exhibitions are hosted throughout the year
and include the award-winning exhibition Yeats: The
Life and Works of William Butler Yeats.
Opening hours:
Monday – Wednesday
Saturday – Sunday
2.00pm – 5.00pm
Closed bank holiday weekends
www.nationalprintmuseum.ie
tel: 01 660 3770
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shaw BirthPLaCe
The irst home of the renowned playwright George
Bernard Shaw. Located at 33 Synge Street, Dublin 8
the house has been restored to its original Victorian
elegance and charm and gives the impression that the
family has just gone out for the afternoon.
Opening hours:
June 1st – august 31st:
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
9.30am – 8.00pm
Thursday and Friday
9.30am – 5.00pm
Saturday
9.30am – 1.00pm
www.nli.ie
tel: 01 603 02 00
11.00am – 3.30pm
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OLD LiBrary,
trinity COLLege DuBLin
www.visitdublin.com
tel: 01 475 0854
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narrative arts grOuP
“Forget what storytelling was, and ind out what it might
be.” By developing and presenting stories in some of
the city’s most atmospheric venues, the group strives
to recapture some of the ground that storytelling has
lost to other art forms, such as comedy, theatre and the
cinema. Please check website for event details.
www.narrativeartsclub.com
In the heart of Dublin City, a walk through the cobbled
squares of Trinity College Dublin will bring visitors back
to the 18th century, when the magniicent Old Library
building was constructed. Step into the breathtaking
Long Room (65metres in length) which holds 200,000 of
the Library’s oldest books. The Old Library also hosts a
permanent exhibition on the world famous 9th-century
gospel manuscript, The Book of Kells.
Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday 9.30am – 5.00pm
Sunday (May – Sept)
tel: 086 060 3818
9.30am – 4.30pm
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uLysses waLking tOur
DuBLin iwaLk series
A self–guided walking tour available as a
downloadable PDF and/or audio podcast on Dublin
Tourism’s website www.visitdublin.com. This guide,
accompanied by a map, highlights the places in the
city which played an important role in Ulysses.
Sunday (Oct – April)
12.00pm – 4.30pm
www.bookofkells.ie
tel: 01 896 2320
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sweny’s PharMaCy
Enjoy daily readings from the works of James Joyce,
in the original pharmacy where Leopold Bloom bought
his lemon soap.
admission is free.
Complete works:
Monday – Friday
1.00 – 2.00pm
Ulysses:
Thursday
7.00pm
Saturday
11.00am
Contact details:
Lincoln Place, Dublin 2.
www.sweny.ie
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