The modern history room at the Little Museum of Dublin. Photograph: Chris MaddaloniDublin is not a “bargain bucket” destination for tourists and probably never will be, the director of the Little Museum of Dublin has said, but tourism and hospitality operators must deliver value for customers to win repeat business. Mr White was speaking to The Irish Times after the Little Museum filed new accounts with the Charities Regulator for 2024. Income at the Little Museum increased from €1.4 million in 2023 to almost €1.7 million, largely due to an increase in revenues from charitable activities. The Little Museum, which employed 17 people last year, received €545,202 in capital grants in the year and €70,000 from the Department of Tourism, the filings reveal.

Source: The Irish Times November 24, 2025 07:36 UTC