After hiking quite a distance from the tram station, my husband and I arrived at this destination to discover that it was "closed." The trip was not completely wasted, because we took some photos of the grounds. However, visitors should be be mindful of the closure.

I came here yesterday, and was quite disappointed to find out(online afterwards i hasten to add)that the galleries were being refurbished, fair enough. My gripe is that I drove in, payed my parking fee, went into the parade square in the middle, it's an old army hospital by the way, and couldn't see how to get into the gallery, we... More

I went to IMMA in 1994 and it was outstanding - a Gormley exhibition I've never forgotten. But it's now being refurbished - although there are no signs to tell you that. So you just turn up and there's nothing there but a gift shop and a poor display of early cubism in an off-shoot gallery. I'm afraid that you... More

This gallery doesn't seem to consider that people want to plan their visit. There is no information, the lay out is difficult to follow and it is too easy to miss exhibits. Basically it is hard to see the art! It is on beautiful grounds, so if you just want a walk amongst the giant rabbit sculptures it is fab.... More

The lady on reception was very informative however there didn't seem to be a lot to view other than Cubism, due to parts of the older building being closed as a result of the EU Presidency (meetings taking place on site) However the grounds are lovely for walking around and i will visit again in the future!

Not only a beautiful facility but a large variety of quality artists on display! We fell in love with Paul Henry and have a print we purchased in the gift store hanging in our Iowa dining room as we speak! Don't miss this!

This was a planned highlight of visit so very disappointed to find it's closed except for one exhibition. Unluckily for us even the relocated parts of the museum at central hall were closed during our visit. Shame . Think it will be like this until around May 2013,best check their website. Wish we had!

Went to see the photographic exhibition which was very good. Had coffee in restaurant - very good choices. The grounds were lovely and I would think when the flowers are in bloom they would be wonderful

This gallery is being refurbished at the moment and all they appear to have on exhibition is a work by Sidney Nolan, which I really did not like at all. Thankfully there was no admission fee or I really would have felt cheated. However the grounds of the Kilmainham Hospital are wonderful and the sculpture there is worth looking at,... More