National Print Museum

Old Garrison Chapel,
Beggars Bush Barracks,
Haddington Road,
Dublin 4,
 D04 E0C9,

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Introduction

The National Print Museum celebrates the story of printing in Ireland and its impact on our lives. As custodian of the national collection of printing, heritage, we preserve the material objects, the stories and the craft of printing and bring history to life for our visitors.

Entrance

The National Print Museum is located in the old Garrison Chapel of Beggars Bush Barracks on Haddington Road. Enter the Barracks through the main archway entrance, then turn right and follow the footpath. The Museum building is in the back-right corner of the Barracks.

Transit

There is no car parking within the Barracks during the week and clamping is in operation. Limited parking is available in the Barracks during the weekend – please adhere to parking signs and posted restrictions. Parking is also available on Haddington Road at local rates (free on Sundays).

Bus routes 4 and 7 serve Northumberland Road and Haddington Road Junction.

Lansdowne Road or Grand Canal Dock are the nearest DART stations, both within a 10 minute walk.

Bicycle parking (low wheel stand, covered) is available just beside the entrance to the Museum.

See further information at our website.

Accessibility

The National Print Museum aims to be open to all. You can find [more information about access on our website](https://www.nationalprintmuseum.ie/visit-us/accessibility/).

On the ground floor, visitors will find the Reception, Museum Shop, permanent exhibition, toilets, and Café. The ground floor is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Entry for wheelchairs is via the Café.

On the mezzanine level, visitors will find the temporary exhibitions and Creative Corner. The mezzanine level is regrettably not accessible to wheelchair users.”

Introduction

Entrance

Transit

Accessibility

Upcoming Events at National Print Museum

Poetry Workshop – Thirty-Six Views – LAST FEW TICKETS REMAINING