Kids go free this August
Make the most of summer in Dublin’s Docklands this August. Kids go FREE to both the Jeanie Johnston and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum!
The Jeanie Johnston has reopened to the public
The Jeanie Johnston: An Irish Famine Story has reopened to the public, seven days a week, with new health and safety measures in place.
7 Dublin Bridges with a Story
Tranquil waters amidst a city always bustling with energy – the River Liffey is on every visitor’s travel itinerary. What makes the River Liffey unique, however, is the rich heritage that surrounds her. From the advent of the Vikings to the renaissance of the Dublin...
A Tale of Two Ships: Michael English’s Jeanie Johnston
Given our rich cultural heritage, we often get asked by our visitors for recommendations on books about the Jeanie Johnston. While there are quite a few works dedicated it, there is one that we particularly enjoy – Michael English’s Sailing the Irish Famine Tall Ship Jeanie Johnston.
Top award for Irish Emigration Museum
Congratulations to our neighbours EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum who have Just been awarded the title of ‘Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction 2019’ EPIC has been voted Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the prestigious World Travel Awards, beating Buckingham...
Dublin City’s first Poetry Jukebox
The Poetry Jukebox has arrived, making its first appearance in Dublin city centre this summer. The on-street installation, located just outside the CHQ building in Dublin’s Docklands, provides an innovative platform for poetry where listeners will be able to...