Want to know about the Vile Vikings of Wood Quay?

How about the Glorious Georgians and TUMBLING tenements?

Or the Rebels on a Rampage who took over a biscuit factory?

DEADLY DUBLIN! is a new kids hour on Sundays in the Little Museum. Come and explore the history of our fair capital in all its gory detail, take a look at our collection and see what made our city what it is today.

12pm every Sunday, starting April 1st. FREE for kids!

(Parents: €5. Children must be accompanied by at least one parent/guardian.)

Where HMV stands now! We’ve been leafing through the most incredible collection of old Dublin billheads from about the 18th Century to the mid 20th. All are incredibly ornate and detailed, any designers and illustrators out there will be drooling over them. We’ll post some more up as we scan them.

This billhead is from the Polytechnic Museum – 65 Grafton St, which is where HMV now stands.

Any Philosophical Artists in there now?

Words cannot describe how happy we were to pick up the new edition of Lonely Planet Ireland and stumble across this page. Thank you reviewers

Our on-street adverts, this one on Henry St. Thanks to Dublin City Council, delighted with how these look!

We’ve decided to open the museum late on Thursdays, so that late-night shoppers can avail of the opportunity to visit. Join us for a relaxing evening in front of the fire while someone else stocks the Christmas tree.

Thanks to Amy, our first visitor to the Museum! She didn’t seem to mind the ladders and drilling still going on. Onward!