In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Dublin Writers Museum telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Dublin Writers Museum:

1
Irish Literature Hall up to the 19th Century
This room traces Irish literature from its earliest origins through the 19th century, showcasing the period's most significant authors through period display cases containing photographs, personal…
2
20th-Century Irish Literature Room
The 20th Century Irish Literature Room is a dedicated gallery within the museum, focusing on the writers and literary movements that shaped Ireland during this pivotal century.
3
Biblioteca Gorgham
The Gorgham Library is a dedicated gallery within the museum housing the private collection donated by Maurice Gorgham, a 20th-century journalist, writer and producer.
4
Children's Literature Room
The Children's Literature Room is a dedicated space within the museum devoted entirely to this literary genre.
5
Exhibition Hall
The museum's exhibition hall displays period cabinets showcasing photographs, personal belongings and first editions from Ireland's major literary figures.
6
Library and Café
The museum's bookshop and café occupies a distinct space within the 18th-century Georgian mansion.

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