It's free to go in. We were hoping to go to the cafe but it was closed. I heard good thing about the cafe. The place it just a small library and with posters in the stairwell. It might be a nice place to eat. But it is not worth it just to go for the library part.

We were recommended this place by a restaurant down the road and the atmosphere was really unusual. My Mum had the poached eggs on toast with feta and avocado and she loved it, generous portion and good quality ingredients. I opted for the Irish breakfast and although it was delicious I wouldn’t opt for this again, personal preference but it doesn’t come with beans and I didn’t find it filling, one sausage, egg, etc, however the avo on toast looked amazing so I would choose that next time. I loved the feel of the place and I can see it would be a great place to go with friends or someone special. It did get busy so it might be worth seeing if you can book.

We happened to walk by and visited unexpectedly. It was a wonderful surprise. The history of Troubles and particularly the role of women was enlightening and sobering. The poster exhibit on 4 levels of stairs was amazing Upstairs there is a coffee bar in old world antiques and furnishings. In the library we found some details of family history in the note cards going back decades. So happy we found this exceptional museum.