On the Grangegorman site are a range of 19th century buildings, once pioneering examples of their kind, sitting alongside new, modern buildings in what is becoming a community, health and education campus. These buildings are being integrated into a public realm that has been designed to be people-centred and which will form half of the 73 acre site on completion.

The redevelopment broke ground in 2010 and has since restored seven of the site’s eleven protected structures, delivered two state-of-the-art healthcare buildings, including the replacement for St Brendan’s Hospital, become home to 10,000 TU Dublin students in two major purpose-built quads for Ireland’s first technological university, and provided key community amenities including parkland, sports fields and a children’s playground.

Join the Grangegorman Development Agency to tour the campus and explore how the Grangegorman Masterplan came to be, where we are now and what’s still to come in this major regeneration project.

The meeting point is outside the Printmaking Workshop behind the Clock Tower building on Grangegorman Lower.

Booking is required as places are limited.