Tickets and Tours
From €16.50
Admission to MoLI
Visit at your own pace with a self-guided ticket. Experience one of Dublin’s most distinctive museums with access to exhibitions all day.
€18
MoLI Guided Tour
Get more from your visit with an expert-led guided tour. Discover the stories behind Ireland's literary treasures in a deeper way.
€18
Historic House Tour
Go beyond the museum galleries to explore the architecture, craftsmanship and stories that have shaped this remarkable house.
Price on enquiry
White Glove Tour
Enjoy privileged access to rare manuscripts, hidden spaces and treasures not on public display in this unique literary experience.
Discounts available
Group Visits
We welcome tour operators and private groups with engaging guided experiences exploring Ireland’s world-famous writers, stories and history.
Our current Exhibitions
Riverrun of Language
Experience the sound of Irish literature up close in this immersive installation.
The Stories we tell
An introductory film featuring writers and readers, sharing what reading mean to them and welcoming visitors to MoLI.
What I Like Most
Step into the enchanting world of Mary Murphy’s beloved children’s story.
A City of Words
How Dublin became a literary city beloved by readers all over the world.
Copy No. 1
Witness the very first copy of James Joyce's Ulysses up close.
Ulysses By Design
Explore how Joyce's masterpiece Ulysses has been visually reimagined by artists and designers around the world.
Wild Earth
How do poetry, storytelling and language offer a way to connect – or reconnect – with nature?
Oscar Wilde's De Profundis
A moving film based on key passages told through the voices of a contemporary community of LGBTQ+ writers and artists.
The State and Irish Writing
As the new nation struggled into existence, what role did literature play in creating and resisting national identity?
Dear, Dirty Dublin
Explore Joyce's Dublin: For centuries writers have been inspired by the sights, sounds, and smells of Dublin.
Plan your visit
Group Visits
How to get here
On foot
By LUAS (tram)
By bus
By bicycle
The Commons Café
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