I'll be straight up. If you're not really into authors and obviously Irish authors, don't go. You won't enjoy it, not for eight euros admission. This is truly a nerd paradise. I LOVED it, one of my favorite stops in all of Ireland. If you have a medium interest I would recommend stopping here. It's only a few rooms but... More

Not that many writers relics, mainly photos and written descriptions, but the audio guide gives a good idea of the overall Irish literature history. More

A fairly pricey exhibit for what it is. I'm a bit bibliophile so I wouldn't have missed the writer's museum. But frankly there's not a whole lot here. The audio guide that comes with was very informative, however. The staff was friendly, including in the gift shop. More

I expected more from the literary capital of the world. It's okay that it was small, but the stories were fragmented, the artifacts mostly replicas, and the price pretty high for what we got. I suggest skipping the museum and spending your time reading Samuel Beckett's "The End" instead. More

Quite interesting. Close to War Memorial so take it in as part of a walk in the area More

I visited a few weeks ago with my travel companion and we enjoyed it thoroughly. The staff was friendly and there is a well-stocked gift store brimming with books and memorabilia toward the back. Be sure to go upstairs if you can manage it and see the beautifuly decorated rooms commissioned by one of the home's owners. There are also... More

and if you are there late or early bird. dont pass Chapter one downstairs . excellent More

Worth a visit and nearby is the garden of remembrance and the National Gallery (both free) and less than 1 minutes walk. Public transport is good and some parking in Parnell Square or ILAC car park More

Not too much information, but just enough. Beautiful property! More