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Tickets

Member plus one guest Free
Adult €14.50
Child, student, over 65s €12.00
Family (2 adults & 4 children) €32.00
Adult and child €15.50
Children under 3 Free
Jobseekers, carers, frontline healthcare & retail workers Free

Guided tours & special events

MoLI guided tour €18.00 Book now

Explore our museum highlights with one of our expert guides – just €3.50 extra on our adult admission. Three tours offered daily.

Historic house tour €18.00 Book now

Find out about our architectural treasures and some of the museum's hidden gems – just €3.50 extra on our adult admission. Tours offered every Sunday.

'First Fridays' events are Free! Book now

Families save 10%

Don’t miss out on our Big Ten offer this summer: save 10% on family admission to the museum, 10% on children’s books in our shop, and 10% on the children’s menu in the Commons Café. Just use the discount code FAMILY10 when booking your tickets to claim your discount.

Plan your visit

Opening times

Monday–Sunday, 10.30am to 5.30pm. Last admission 4.30pm.

Location

Museum of Literature Ireland
86 St Stephen's Green
Dublin 2, D02XY43

Contact

[email protected] | +353 1 7165900

How to get here

On foot

We are on the south side of St Stephen’s Green, about 3 minutes’ walk from Grafton Street and about 10 minutes’ walk from Merrion Square, the National Gallery of Ireland, the National Museum, Dáil Éireann, Trinity College and many other city centre landmarks.

By LUAS (tram)

MoLI is approximately 2 minutes' walk from the St Stephen’s Green Luas stop, on the south side of the Green (away from Grafton Street).

By bus

MoLI is near many central bus routes, including: 7, 9, 11, 15, 16, 39A, 44, 46A, 140, 145 and 155.

By bicycle

There are two DublinBikes stations right across the street from MoLI and on-street bicycle parking nearby.

Become a MoLI Member

MoLI Members enjoy unlimited free museum entry, a private members’ library, discounts, and exclusive event invitations. Every membership supports the museum’s programming.

The Commons Café

Set in the original student dining halls of UCD Newman House, the Commons has long been a space for sharing food and ideas amongst friends. In its newest form, led by sisters Domini and Peaches Kemp, the Commons continues this wonderful legacy, showcasing Ireland’s beautiful produce and culinary heritage.

Gardens

MoLI’s opening saw the unveiling of our newly landscaped Courtyard and Readers Gardens. The gardens contain two protected trees: the ash tree that James Joyce had his graduation photograph taken against and a beautiful Killarney Strawberry tree. We hope that the gardens will continue to be a place of reading, learning and gentle enjoyment of nature. 

Our Supporters

Our funders, sponsors and partners.

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