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Location of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum – Address and Directions

Location of EPIC Musuem, Dublin

Getting to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is simple, no matter how you choose to travel. The central location in Dublin’s historic Docklands makes it easily accessible by foot, public transit, or car. Use the information below to plan your journey to the award-winning museum, located right on the banks of the River Liffey.

How to Get to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

By Bus
By Train
By Car
On Foot
By Tram (Luas)

- Numerous Dublin Bus routes serve the area, with stops just a short walk away.

- The main stops for the museum are Custom House Quay, Jury's Inn Custom House Quay, and Busáras.

- Many of Dublin's popular Hop-On Hop-Off tour buses also stop at Custom House Quay, making it a convenient stop if you're exploring the city.

Nearby Landmarks

Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship

This is a full-scale replica of a 19th-century famine ship. You can take a guided tour to learn what it was like for the thousands of Irish emigrants who made the perilous journey to North America. It's located right on Custom House Quay, just a 2-minute walk from the museum.

Famine Memorial

A powerful and poignant sculpture that honors the millions of people who died or were forced to emigrate during the Great Famine. The striking figures, created by sculptor Rowan Gillespie, are located just outside the museum on the quay, making it only a 1-minute walk away.

Samuel Beckett Bridge

An iconic landmark of Dublin's Docklands, this modern, cable-stayed bridge was designed by Santiago Calatrava. Its shape is meant to evoke an image of an Irish harp lying on its side. It's a key part of the city's modern architecture and is just a 3-minute walk from EPIC.

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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Highlights

Explore the fascinating stories of millions of Irish emigrants.

Experience interactive exhibits supported by cutting-edge audiovisual technology.

Discover various reasons behind the Irish diaspora.

Follow the journey of emigrants around the globe.

Receive a souvenir passport to enhance your visit.

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FAQs About the Location of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Where is EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum located?

EPIC is located in The CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, D01 R9Y0, in the Dublin Docklands area.

What public transport options are available to reach EPIC?

You can reach EPIC by Luas (Red Line) at George's Dock stop, DART services via Pearse Station or Tara Street Station, and Irish Rail at Connolly Station.

Is there parking near EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum?

Yes, the nearest car park is ParkRite IFSC, which is within a short walking distance from the museum.

How do I get to EPIC from Dublin city center?

EPIC is a 10-15 minute walk east from central Dublin. Public transport or taxi services are also readily available.

Can I use Google Maps or other navigation apps to find EPIC?

Yes, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum can be found using Google Maps and most navigation apps by entering its address or name.

Are there any accessibility considerations for getting to EPIC?

The museum is in a central urban area, accessible by various public transit options. Specific accessibility details for transit stops are advised to be checked directly with service providers.

Can I arrive at EPIC by taxi or ride-share services?

Yes, taxi and ride-share services like Uber operate widely in Dublin and can drop visitors off near The CHQ Building at Custom House Quay.