Spread across ten floors—six above ground and four below—26 York Street is a striking contemporary building that complements its Georgian Dublin surroundings. Designed by Henry J. Lyons, the building emphasises collaboration: natural light streams through the central atrium, illuminating spaces for both focused study and social interaction. The tour reveals how sustainability, aesthetics, and cutting-edge technology come together to create world-class training and education facilities for the RCSI healthcare community in the heart of the city. Guided tours will be offered at set times but visitors will also welcome to explore the building at their own pace on a self-guided basis if they prefer.

Pre-Book Only with RCSI. Booking link will be available here on 24 September

There are wheelchair accessible doors into the building, and a wheelchair accessible turnstile. Lifts are available for access to each floor; plus disabled toilets are located on each floor. There will be a designated quiet space in the building, and a first aid / lactation room available. The Desmond amphitheater has spaces for wheelchair users.

Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
Sensory Rooms (designated areas that individuals with sensory issues can use to retreat to when feeling overstimulated)