Little Museum of Dublin

The Little Museum of Dublin is a local history museum in Dublin, Ireland, located on St Stephen's Green. Dublin City Council owns the museum, which is housed in an 18th-century Georgian mansion. The Little Museum is a local history museum in Dublin that documents the city's history in the twentieth century. It gives tourists an insight into living in Dublin during that historical period. The Little Museum was founded in April 2011 by director Trevor White and curator Simon O'Connor and officially opened to the public in October of the same year.

The Little Museum of Dublin is worth a visit just for the setting — it's housed in a lovely Georgian townhouse on St. Stephen's Green – but the displays revealing the city's rich history are the true draw. One exhibit is dedicated to the growth of the GAA (Gaelic Athletics Association) in Dublin, while another, named U2: Made in Dublin, examines the city's most renowned band.

Location: 15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin, County Dublin D02 Y066, Ireland

Website: littlemuseum.ie