Join us for a 45-minute tour of the International Centre for the Image.

Launched in July 2025, the centre is located in Coopers Cross, a new development in Dublin’s north docklands, near the River Liffey. Access to the centre is through a stepped pedestrian street between the two distinctive office buildings in the quarter. The tour will begin at the centre’s entrance, a striking glass structure in the plaza.

Visitors will discover the public and private areas of the centre, including the board-marked concrete gallery, the artist studios, library, and other facilities. Visitors will also be able to enjoy three exhibitions on at the Centre: Rhiannon Adam’s Rhi-Entry, Lewis Bush’s An Infinitely Dark Legacy, and the group show Female in Focus: On the Cusp.

Meeting Point: Front Entrance, Coopers Cross, Mayor Street Upper, North Wall, D01E5Y8

Pre-Book Only

Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
Prams/buggies permitted

The International Centre for the Image is a wheelchair accessible venue, and visitors with all access needs are welcome. Wheelchair users can can enter the space via the street level lift. The entrance and meeting point is at LG level and to access the space directly please go down to B level.

Gender-neutral bathroom facilities are available, including an accessible bathroom. There are baby changing facilities available in the accessible bathroom as well.

To make your visit more enjoyable, please let us know in advance if you have specific requirements that you may need assistance with.