Take a guided and unique talk with a member of the RCSI team to learn about the rich heritage and history of RCSI, how it has influenced healthcare worldwide, and the part it has played in shaping national history – including its seizure by rebels led by Michael Mallin and Countess Markievicz during the 1916 Easter Rising. The tours will feature Women on Walls at RCSI in partnership with Accenture, a series of portraits of pioneering historical female leaders in healthcare, as well as specially commissioned sculpture busts of Florence Nightingale and Elizabeth O’Farrell created by John Rainey in 2022. These two collections aim to enhance the visibility of historical female leaders to inspire future generations.

The event will be a self-guided tour, so guests can go at their own pace.

The event runs every 30mins. from 12pm – 5pm (Sunday).
Meeting point at Main entrance of 123 Stephen’s Green

Drop in event, No Bookings Required.

There are stairs leading up to the main 123 SSG entrance, so the accessible entrance is the York St entrance. There is smooth pavement leading up to the York St entrance, and a ramp up to the door.
Lifts to each floor, and a small lift in the staffroom corridor to access the front hall. Accessible toilets on ground and first floor.

Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome