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Dublin Writers Museum BALBRIGGAN 1 Ardgillan Castle DC A BCD 2 The Ark, A Cultural Centre for Children B2 3 The Abbey Theatre C2 dublin city centre 40 4 Carmelite Church, Whitefriar Street B3 01 5 The Casino Marino DC SKERRIES 6 Chester Beatty Library B2 Key for both City & County Maps N1 67 7 Christ Church Cathedral B2 City Centre Motorway 8 Croke Park Experience C1 National Primary Roads North City 9 Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre DC DART M1 10 Dublinia & the Viking World B2 South City Luas Green Line 11 Dublin City Hall, The Story of the Capital B2 Luas Red Line 1 12 Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane B2 North County D A 08 O 13 Dublin Castle B2 R South County Dublin Tourism Office E RN Dublin Writers Museum OLDTOWN BY 14 B2 E DONABATE FI 52 AL 15 Dublin Zoo A2 A BCD TO SKERRIES 16 Famine Memorial C2 BALBRIGGAN, RUSH & LUSK 17 Fry Model Railway DC SWORDS 18 Garden of Remembrance B2 MALAHIDE 19 General Post Office B2 39 17 58 KINSEALY 20 George Bernard Shaw Birthplace B3 County MALAHIDE ROAD N2 ST. MARGARET'S 33 21 Glasnevin Museum DC Meath DUBLIN AIRPORT PORTMARNOCK 22 Guinness Storehouse A2 14 29 M1 BALGRIFFIN 12 23 Ha’penny Bridge B2 18 B3/ DARNDALE 24 Greyhound Stadiums SANTRY D17 D13 D3 BALLYMUN 15 62 ENTRANCE SUTTON N3 TO DUBLIN 25 Imaginosity, Dublin Children’s Museum DC FINGLAS COOLOCK RAHENY 50 PORT TUNNEL TO MAYNOOTH M50 BEAUMONT (CARTON HOUSE) NAVAN ROAD WHITEHALL D5 D11 HOWTH 26 Irish Jewish Museum B3 CLONSILLA ARTANE 68 ONGAR GLASNEVIN D9 HOWTH ROAD DRUMCONDRA 38 27 Irish Museum of Modern Art A2 CASTLEKNOCK 21 CABRA 05 D3 BUSÁRAS D15 D7 The Iveagh Gardens N4 FAIRVIEW CLONTARF 28 B3 PHOENIX PARK PHIBSBORO 03 LUCAN 19 29 James Joyce Centre B1 PALMERSTOWN 16 D1 54 D20 CHAPELIZOD 46 30 James Joyce Museum DC CITY CENTRE 65 BALLYFERMOT ISLAND D8 61 BRIDGE RINGSEND 1 THE O2 31 Kilmainham Gaol CountA2 y DOLPHINS BARN D2 D10 SANDYMOUNT 43 D A 32 Leinster House KildareC2 D22 M50 CRUMLIN RANELAGH BALLSBRIDGE 2 63 O RATHMINES HEUSTON R D12 DONNYBROOK 23 Malahide Castle DARTRY 71 E 33 DC WALKINSTOWN RATHGAR D4 RN Y Mansion House 59 57 BELFIELD B 34 C2 D6 27 51 IE CLONDALKIN 24 TERENURE 56 02 48 F 35 Marsh’s Library B3 RATHFARNHAM BLACKROCK 70 L NEWCASTLE NAAS ROAD A TEMPLEOGUE MOUNT MERRION 10 07 36 Merrion Square C2 D24 CHURCHTOWN MONKSTOWN 37 FIRHOUSE 30 60 STILLORGAN DUN LAOGHAIRE 37 Molly Malone Statue B2 TALLAGHT D14 DUNDRUM 11 13 DEANSGRANGE SANDYCOVE 38 Moore Street B2 25 DALKEY 06 SAGGART 31 FOXROCK 39 Museum of Childhood and Tara’s Palace DCRATHCOOLE SANDYFORD 09 69 N7 N81 KILLINEY 40 National Botanic Gardens B1 D16 D18 CABINTEELY 22 32 55 41 The National Concert Hall C3 N11 44 42 64 34 36 42 National Gallery of Ireland C2 M50 45 SHANKILL 47 National Leprechaun Museum 35 OAD 43 B2 GLENCULLEN KILTERNAN 24 E R county map of dublin 66 OR M O 44 National Library of Ireland C2 04 SEA N National Museum of Ireland – 45 C3 53 Archaeology AVIVA National Museum of Ireland – Decorative STADIUM 46 A2 SOUTH BRAY Arts & History County Wicklow 49 41 National Museum of Ireland – Natural 28 47 C2 History GREYSTONES 48 National Photographic Archive B2 49 National Print Museum C3 DELGANY ENTRANCE KILCOOLE 3 TO DUBLIN 50 National Transport Museum DC NEWTOWNMOUNTKENNEDY 26 20 PORT TUNNEL 51 National Wax Museum Plus B2 WHERE 52 Newbridge House & Farm DC TO BRITTAS BAY 53 No. 29 Georgian House Museum C3 Ordnance Survey Ireland Permit No.8569 Old Jameson Distillery BUSÁRAS © Ordnance Survey 54 B2 LEGEND Ireland/Government of 55 Oscar Wilde House C2 Ireland 24 56 Temple Bar B2 57 Pearse Museum DC 58 Phoenix Park Visitor Centre A1 Rathfarnham Castle LIVES 59 DC THE O2 60 St Audeon’s Church B2 Places of 2 Dublin Tourism Offices 61 St Mary’s Abbey B2 Visit the magical home of GUINNESS in Dublin. HEUSTON dublin tourism centre interest 62 St Mary’s Pro Cathedral C2 contact information 63 St Michan’s Church & Crypts B2 dublin tourism information 64 Saint Patrick’s Cathedral B2 Temple Bar Viking & Medieval 65 Smithfield B2 DART01 Line and booking offices 66 St Stephen’s Green C3 Dublin Tourism Centre, Suffolk Shopping Georgian Dublin 67 Skerries Mills DC Street, Dublin 2 Smithfield Antiques Quarter 68 Spire B2 O’Connell Street, Dublin 1 Luas Red Line 69 Tailors Hall B2 Guinness_SH_Logo_Negative_3Col_2.ai Arrivals Hall, Dublin Airport Docklands Historical Dublin 70 Trinity College C2 71 War Memorial Garden A2 Dun Laoghaire Ferry Terminal, Dun Laoghaire Luas Green Line Suburban areas DC = Dublin County notes Dublin Writers a city 2 FOR 1 Book online at AD www.guinnessstorehouse.com Museum RO This voucher entitles the holder E R UNDER 35mm LOGO O MINIMUM SIZE LOGO MINIMUM SIZE: 25 mm 18 Parnell Square, Dublin 1 to one free admission with each M O and get 10% off adult tickets. SEA N of writers T: +353 1 872 2077 writersmuseum.com admission of equal value purchased The GUINNESS and STORE- and associated logos are HOUSE words trademarks. (c) Guinness & Co. 2010 at The Dublin Writers Museum. 35mm The Great Hunger Dublin’s illustrious literary history, showcased No cash alternative. Not valid in Guinness Storehouse®, St James’s Gate, Dublin 8. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW in a magnificent 18th century mansion conjunction with any other offer. Tel. 00353 1 408 4800 Ulysses Open year-round from Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm, Sun & Public W. B. Yeats holidays: 11am-5pm. Last admission 4.15pm daily JAV3435_GSH_DublinTourismMap_134x97.indd 1 16/03/2011 14:37 3.
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