Join us on Monday evening July 3rd at 6pm to mark the 50th anniversary of the historic game that saw an All-Ireland team take on World Champions Brazil in Lansdowne Road. Played at a time of huge political upheaval in Northern Ireland, the concept was so controversial that the side had to be called a […]

Bare Bones: Dublin Street Photography 1950-2000 featured remarkable scenes of urban life by photographers such as Tony O’Shea, Tony Murray, David Jazay, Evelyn Hofer, Bryan Meade, Perry Ogden, Elinor Wiltshire, Brendan Walsh, Doreen Kennedy, Mary Kuhn and Mick Brown.

Exhibition which celebrated the 200th anniversary of the licensed vintners association and told the remarkable story of Dublin's public houses.

The Little Museum was proud to present Brand New Retro, a colourful and candid celebration of pop culture in Ireland.

In 2016, this specially commissioned exhibition presented exquisite embroidered portraits by textile artist Ciara Harrison. Check out the artist’s work here.

This exhibition explored the role the Guinness company played in World War One and records the people who served from Corporal to Private.

Animals have always played a big part in the story of Dublin. Our exhibition puts the wonders of the natural world centre stage.

Jack Charlton was often described as Ireland’s favourite Englishman. This exhibit focused on his great influence in the Irish achievement in international soccer.

The 1950s, a small group of fashion designers found international fame. This exhibition saluted the talent and courage of these fashion pioneers.

One of the most intriguing and influential Irishmen of the 20th Century, Brendan Bracken grew up in Dublin, but had an uneasy relationship with Ireland.

This project aimed to create awareness of little known events or incidents during and around the time of the Easter Rising in 1916 through printmaking.

Powerful and amusing, the Christy Brown Collection celebrated the life of this extraordinary artist and writer.