Set in the historic surroundings of Howth Demesne, around 10miles north of Dublin city centre, this unique collection straddles a century of public service and commercial vehicles from 1883. It is divided into five sections; Passenger, Commercial, Utility, Fire & Emergency and Military. Each vehicle - whether horse-drawn or horsepowered, has its own story to tell, none more so than Dublin’s original trams. Run by a group of dedicated volunteers, the museum has sixty vehicles on display, with the rest available to view by prior arrangement. All aboard!
Sept-May: Sat, Sun & Bank Holidays: 14:00 - 17:00. June-Aug: Mon-Sat 10:00 - 17:00.
Price/Additional Info
Adults €3, children/senior citizens €1.25, Family €8.
Comments
22.12.2012
Rodney Mantle
I visited in September 2012. Very interesting for transport aficionados, but a bit cramped. Check opening days/times before you go - they are dependent on volunteers.
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Comments
Rodney Mantle
I visited in September 2012. Very interesting for transport aficionados, but a bit cramped. Check opening days/times before you go - they are dependent on volunteers.