EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

About

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is a cutting‑edge, fully digital experience that immerses visitors in the story of Ireland and its global diaspora. Located in the historic CHQ Building on Custom House Quay, the museum showcases 20 thematically‑driven galleries ranging from early migration to contemporary Irish influence, each packed with multimedia displays, interactive exhibits and immersive audio‑visual content. In addition to the permanent collection, EPIC regularly hosts temporary exhibitions—such as "Frontlines: Irish Journalists Abroad"—and offers a range of educational workshops and guided tours for visitors of all ages. Beyond its captivating narrative, the museum provides a range of ticket options that cater to families, students, seniors and even children as young as five years old. Adults can book general admission online for €21 (or €23 on‑site) while child tickets start at €10.50 for those aged six to twelve, and infants (under five) enter for free. Special passes—including family passes, Jeanie Johnston combo tickets, and genealogy consultations (starting at €129)—allow visitors to tailor their experience to their interests. EPIC also prioritises accessibility and sustainability. With fully wheelchair‑friendly routes, sensory‑friendly evenings, free return visits within ten days, and a commitment to green tourism accreditation, the museum ensures a welcoming and enriching visit for all travelers, from solo adventurers to multigenerational families.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes