Open House Dublin 2026 https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Accessibility: A tour of The Wayfinding Centre The Loos Bar Seen – Unseen exploration of the Department of Foreign Affairs (Iveagh House) The National Velodrome and Badminton Centre – Walls Construction Site 23 Kildare Street Rugby Road by Newark Architects The Little Museum of Dublin Open Studios: The Architects The Museum Building, TCD La Catedral Studios Open Studios: Metropolitan Workshop Open Studios: Architectural Farm Open Studios: PAC Studio Open Studios: DUA and Atelier Rae Open Studios: McCullough Mulvin Architects Open Studios: Hawkins\Brown Open Studios: Perkins&Will Open Studios: FaulknerBrowns Open Studios: Maremoto Open Studios: HaslamCo Open Studios: Brennan Furlong Open Studios: Antipas Jones Neither Time nor Beauty are Absent: Walking Tour of Dublin Industrial Estate Community Development through Arts and Heritage Think-In Reimagining George’s Place and Wash House – Wash House Tour and Exhibition Shanganagh Castle: Discovering its Antiquities, Reimagining its Future How the East Pier defines Dún Laoghaire from the Crimean War to Samuel Beckett Talk and Tour of Carnegie Library – Revitalisation through Reuse St. George’s and Francis Johnston City Lines: exploring the city through sketches and words TRACES-OF-A-WORLD-TO-BE Open Table: Dublin City Reimagining Play at Parthalán Place Turas siúlóide as Gaeilge le Starai Fergus Whelan Margadh na Feirme 11 Parnell Square. Ireland’s Home for Poetry and Heritage Exhibition: Fictions, Frictions and Evictions Flag Loughlinstown for its 50th Birthday! Sensory Mapping: Site-responsive Drawing Session Stoneybatter: a place called home Walking Tour of Historic Smithfield Fairview Park: Beyond the Pitch Fumbally Exchange Academic Hub at Grangegorman Lower House at Grangegorman Central Quad at Grangegorman Ardbrugh Road by Richard Murphy Architects Knowing Space at NGI National Gallery of Ireland: Solid Space and Sound Irish Sign Language tour at the 11 Parnell Square. Ireland’s Home for Poetry and Heritage