There are not many Jews in Ireland and in Dublin, and there is only one Jewish museum in Dublin -- but it is a very nice museum. It is packed with valuable and very well preserved exhibits, it is managed and maintained by very kind and knowledgeable people. There is even the synagogue on the first floor. Definitely worth seeing!

The rich Jewish history of Ireland is conveyed exceptionally well at the museum, and the guides are outstanding for their wealth of knowledge and clear dedication to their work. This is also the best place to visit in order to understand the current situation of Irish Jewry.

So exciting to find this museum in Dublin. Such an interesting history. Very knowledgeable staff. Synagogue upstairs is wonderful. I said the shehecheyanu in joy for being there. Did not expect to see any Hebrew in Dublin. So cool! Bought the book.

The Museum is a record of Irish Jewish life from 1079 until present day. It includes how some very important people came from this very small community including Israeli President Ciam Hertzog who grew up in the Streets surrounding the Museum. More

This small museum is home to the Jewish heritage of Ireland. Upstairs is the synagogue, downstairs there are displays of artifacts and memorabilia. The museum is open by prior arrangement and located outside the city centre, a short taxi ride.

One of these small places staffed by old residents of the community that does a great job of bring the past to life. Touching. The Jewish community no longer lives in the area, but they are still part of the fabric that has made Dublin great!

The Irish Jewish Museum is a small collection of artefacts and articles of the Jewish community in Ireland housed in a former synagogue and residence in Portobello. The winter opening hours are very limited (Sunday mornings/early afternoons

Visited this little museum while visiting Dublin last year with my sister and 9 year old nephew. We had a lovely guided tour of the museum, with personal stories and conversation. We expected to learn more about our Irish heritage while

We walked from our hotel in the city center to visit the museum. Hidden away on a side street in a residential area, this tiny museum is worth a visit if you have roots in the history of the Jewish people. The docents are friendly, the

It was interesting to see the Jewish history in Ireland and see how people live in the early 19th Century. Also the museum had a musty smell which did invoke memories of old Dublin something you'd never forget after growing up with it.

I love this place, oh My God , there are so many people who are still not aware of this amazing place, if you love history, and love meeting other cultures and been inspired, this is a place for you. I longed for years to see it, and

Small and cozy museum with a lot of charm and a super inviting staff. It's not far out of the way of the city and contains a ton of information on a fairly small group, as well as having a very beautiful synagogue upstairs.

Amazing experience to go to the Jewish Musuem off Harrington Street. A full record of the history and incredible contribution the small jewish community made and continue to make to Irish society. Its worth going. More

Must see. The Irish Jewish Museum is a small museum located in the once highly Jewish populated area of Portobello, around the South Circular Road, dedicated to the history of the small Irish Jewish communit

I had to live in Dublin 25 years before I discovered this amazing little museum in the most beautiful quarter of Dublin, Portobello Great tour explained by our guide, an elegant and very hospitable and

A true hidden gem. The IJM houses the history of the Jewish people's relationship and history within the Island of Ireland. Loads of artifacts and a full period synagogue. Highly worth a visit

I had no idea that the Jewish community in Ireland has such a rich history. The museum is small, but there is plenty to learn. The guides are very friendly and knowledgeable.

Very interesting local history of the Jewish community in Dublin. Upstairs is a well preserved synagogue. The volunteers working there are very informative and knowledgeable.

We really enjoyed our visit here. It's good to read about the museum first-at it's website. It's also a bit sad, as there is very little in tends of Jewish-Irish community.

Shalom Alejem Jerushalaim. Shalom Alejem Dublin. Excellent place, feels peace and historic memories. I bought the book "Faraway Home" by Marilyn Taylor. I recomended it.

This is a small museum but well-worth the visit. The history is fascinating and the staff was extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable!

Wonderful Experience! The personal time Peter gave made it very special and although the museum isn't big, the story is most interesting.

The couple who walked us though the museum were very nice and gave us a wonderful explaining of the history of the Jewish community

Don't look for revelations or high tech. This is a collection of pictures, letters, and documents describing a vanishing community.

This is one of the hidden gems of Dublin. Find out what life was like for the Jewish Community in Dublin over the last 100 years.

A little treasure preserving the history of the Jewish People in Ireland and their massive contributions to Irish society.

small place of interested history in Dublin about jewish people in Ireland. Must go and different museum

A very interesting experience i had visiting here. I liked the shula upstairs too. Tour guide was nice!

A place to know about Jewish community and their history in Ireland. Quiet and serene atmosphere.

its nice go see something still left of the Jewish section. great Jewish bakery down the block

Definitely worth a visit to see how the Irish Jewish community has lived throughout the years.

Don't expect alot but some interesting stuff ... pretty small ...but what do you expect

Nice museum. Entrance is a tad inconspicuous, You have to ring a door bell to get in.

I remember visiting this Jewish museum in September 2014. It's a very nice museum.

A jewel of a museum with warm and knowledgeable tour guides!! Highly recommend!!

Fantastic museum. Great collection.Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly

scary place. very uncomfortable. kip, wouldn't go back, dont recommend

Gives clear picture into Jewish life in Ireland over last 200 yrs

Amazing collection packed into a small space. Very informative.

It was okay because the tour was good but the place was small

If following Jewish history is your like, then do stop by.

Great experience. A great record of the Jewish community..

It was interesting we had a talk about women in the IRA.

Fascinating history
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Nice museum in the old jewish quarter in Dublin.

Really worth a visit. A little gem …

Good history lesson, wonderful artifacts

If Self entitlement was a building...

Lovely place to visit on a rainy day

Great tiny museum