Sunshine or showers, bookmark MoLI for your Dublin trip. Explore immersive exhibitions, wander our gardens, enjoy a coffee and encounter the writers that shaped Ireland's literary heritage. 📚 Where Irish writing comes alive. #MoLI #VisitDublin

Join us on Friday, 3 July, for First Fridays at MoLI! The museum will be open late from 6pm to 9pm, with free admission and a special programme of exhibitions, readings and live performances throughout the evening. Visit the link in our bio to book now!

Sundays in July & August, we are spending our afternoons with Oscar Wilde. Work is the Curse of the Drinking Classes captures all the charm, the humour and the heartbreak of one of literature's greatest figures. For tickets, visit https://moli.ie/events/work-is-the-curse-of-the-drinking-classes

To support our Visitor Experience team, we are hiring seasonal Visitor Experience Assistants (VEAs) on a part-time, seasonal contract (early May - September 30 2026). Applications close on 27 April at 5pm. Click the link below to apply! https://moli.ie/careers #whereirishwritingcomesalive

On Friday, 27 March at 7pm, MoLI invites you to the launch of our newest exhibition: Wild Earth: Irish Writers and the Natural World. Click the link in our bio or visit moli.ie/events to book tickets to the launch. 🌱🌳🌼 #whereirishwritingcomesalive

The chapter you didn't know your Dublin itinerary was missing. 📖 Open 10am to 5pm, every day. Find us along the south side of St Stephen's Green. Book your visit at moli.ie/visit

MoLI has been named as Save My Day's 2026 pick for Best Historic Wedding Venue! To celebrate, we've shared some beautiful glimpses of our couples' special days! To enquire about booking your wedding at MoLI, visit https://moli.ie/hire or the link in our bio. @savemyday.ie

Featuring presentations and conversations with commentators, critics and scholars from around the globe, this series will engage the ways in which modernism has become significant to contemporary European aesthetics, heritage and identity. Book now at moli.ie/events

Due to weather conditions affecting travel, tonight's First Fridays conversation between Liam Cagney and Donal Fallon has been postponed. However, we are delighted that writer Brendan Mac Evilly will be reading from his novel, Deep Burn, at 6.30pm. https://moli.ie/events/first-fridays-february-2026

Join us on on Saturday, 14 February, from 7pm to 8.30pm for a discussion with Adiba Jaigidar, Sue Divin and Helen Corcoran in conversation with Prof. Paige Reynolds on YA romance fiction. Book your free ticket at https://moli.ie/events/happy-ever-after-valentines-day.

Take a look at MoLI's First Fridays! Every first Friday of the month, we invite the public to MoLI to experience our exhibitions, as well as to attend special events all evening. MoLI's First Fridays would not be possible without the support of PwC and The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon.

Looking to visit more of Dublin City's cultural gems this year? Make MoLI your first stop! Take it from one of our visitors: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ - "Definitely the right place for bookworms and fans of literature!"

Join us Friday, 6 February, for First Fridays! The museum will be open late from 6pm until 9pm, with free admission and special events throughout the evening. Book your free ticket at https://moli.ie/events/first-fridays-february-2026

Open from 10.30am to 5.30pm, with no museum ticket needed, the MoLI Shop has something for book lovers of all ages. Click-and-collect orders are available until 23 December, perfect for last minute gifts! Visit us at 86 St. Stephen's Green🎄

Join us Friday, 2 January, from 6pm to 9pm for our opening First Fridays of 2026! Visit https://moli.ie/events/first-fridays-january-2026 to book your free ticket! First Fridays is proudly presented with the support of PwC and The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

We have an exciting First Fridays coming up next week, celebrating the launch of Tolka: Issue Ten. The museum will be open with free admission from 6pm-9pm. Book your free ticket at https://moli.ie/events/first-fridays-december-2025. We hope to see you there!

We have an action-packed First Fridays coming up, in partnership with Dublin Book Festival! Join us next Friday, 7 November, from 6pm to 9pm for free admission and two special discussions, along with workshops throughout the evening. Visit https://moli.ie/events/first-fridays-november-2025 to book!

Love is in the air and on the waves! 📻 💜 In the new RadioMoLI series Happy Ever After, Prof. Paige Reynolds speaks with Irish writers who focus on romance in their fiction. We first feature Marian Keyes, award-winning novelist and essayist. Visit https://radio.moli.ie/r/marian-keyes to listen now!

Join us for WORDS ON THE WAVES, a celebration of RadioMoLI, next Thursday, 25 September, at 7pm (doors 6.30pm). MoLI is hosting a rich evening of conversation, reading and song. Presented in partnership with Ebow Digital. Tickets at https://moli.ie/events/words-on-the-waves

Join us on Friday, 5 September, from 6pm for First Fridays! The museum will be open late from 6pm to 9pm with free admission and special events throughout the evening. Don't miss a talk by Dave Darcy of One Strong Arm Press and a performance by Joanna Mattrey! moli.ie/events/first...

Join us online on Wednesday, 3 September, at 7pm for the MoLI Book Club! In this edition of the MoLI Book Club, we will read Water in the Desert, Fire in the Night by Gethan Dick. The author will join MoLI’s Benedict Schlepper-Connolly in conversation for the event. moli.ie/events/the-m...

📽️ Have you been to see 'De Profundis' yet? 📽️ A fresh perspective on Oscar Wilde’s brilliant mind and tragic life, the installation presents key passages of the text through the voices of a contemporary community of LGBTQ+ writers, artists and activists.

Book now for Pride and the Pen – a monthly LGBTQ+ tour of MoLI, taking place on Saturday, 26 July, at 3pm. The tour looks at Ireland’s storied queer heritage, from censorship to celebration. Limited availability – don't miss out! Book now at moli.ie

Join us on Friday, 1 August from 6pm for First Fridays! The museum will be open late from 6pm to 9pm with free admission and special events throughout the evening. It's also a great opportunity to check out our newest exhibition Happy Ever After! moli.ie/events/first...

MoLI would like to congratulate Éilís Ní Dhuibhne who has been announced as the new Laureate for Irish Fiction 2025-2028. We have been lucky enough to collaborate with Éilís on several projects over the years, most notably on our exhibition Into The Island exhibitions.moli.ie/into-the-isl...

The reviews are in! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ There are limited tickets left for Work is the Curse of the Drinking Classes this weekend and for the remainder of the run. Get your tickets now: moli.ie/events/work-...

Fun, uplifting, inspiring launch of ‘Happy Ever After’, new exhibition at @molimuseum.bsky.social showcasing Irish romance fiction. Go see!

Have you been to see our newest exhibition, Happy Ever After, yet? Join us as we explore the forgotten history of Irish romance fiction, from Lady Morgan to Marian Keyes! moli.ie/exhibitions/...

Just two days left to see our exhibition HOLY SHOW! Scattered across four floors, the exhibition features work from almost two dozen artists and is a kaleidoscopic retrospective of the first six issues of the magazine. Tickets for the HOLY SHOW closing party : moli.ie/events/holy-...

Join MoLI and HOLY SHOW on Friday, 27 June, from 6pm to celebrate the launch of a brand new issue of HOLY SHOW as well as the conclusion of MoLI’s current exhibition dedicated to the publication. Presented in association with Whiplash Beer 🎟️ moli.ie/events/holy-...