The Old Storehouse in Dublin

Great spot, not too busy and lovely cafe and gardens 👍

Really enjoyed our trip to and around the Pearse Museum. We could take our time reading the exhibits and strolling through the rooms of thd school. Very informative. Kids enjoyed it.

Deffo worth a visit, lots to browse and the park and grounds of the house are lovely too 😊

Visited today on a school tour. Alan (our guide) was absolutely amazing! We got to visit the old halls, classrooms and there was a lovely gallery of Pearse's letters, and childhood photos downstairs. I would reccomend this to any tourists, or people who haven't gone. Located close enough to Nutgrove shopping centre, with a Cafe on site, and with buses nearby! Entry is free.

Always a different experience and learn something new every time

This was great very informative, 2 lovely ladies working there. Would highly reccommened. Very well maintained. Great asset

One of my favourite public spaces in Dublin. Very good museum. The information provided avoids hagiography and reminds us that Pearse was human just like the rest of us though an exceptional human being. I’ve visited it several times and always come away having learnt something new about him and Irish history. The museum and the grounds have a very pleasant and relaxing ambience. If I have one quibble, it’s that the café is over priced. €3.85 for a coffee and over €4 for a humble sausage roll is excessive. Next time, I’ll bring my own sandwich! That aside, my visit was otherwise very enjoyable and I strongly recommend it to anyone.

A good piece of history on Irish struggle for independence, great park surrounding it and I believe people are waiting for the memorial in the Moore street to finish the circle on the Easter Rising.

Very marvelous designs. Very nice 👌 after hearing pearse was living inside there years before .