Two centuries of brick, iron and good company
A grade one listed Georgian warehouse on the River Liffey, now home to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dogpatch Labs, great food and drink, and one of Dublin's most striking event spaces.
A museum, a start-up hub and a venue under one roof
The building that once bonded tobacco, tea and wine now holds some of Dublin's most interesting tenants.
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Receptions, launches and Christmas parties in 200-year-old vaults.
Visit Europe's leading tourist attraction
20 interactive galleries on the story of the Irish abroad.
A curated start-up hub
Accelerating Ireland's start-up ecosystem from the Docklands.
Lunch, coffee and a brewery in the vaults
Upshoots
Mon – Thu: 8am – 5.30pm
Urban Brewing
Lunch Tue – Fri: 12pm – 2.15pm
The Bakehouse
Mon – Fri: 7am – 7pm
Seven Wonders
Mon – Fri: 7am – 6pm
Designed by John Rennie. Fireproof by design.
Built in 1820 to store tobacco, tea and spirits, Stack A was made entirely without wood so it could never burn. In 1856 it hosted a banquet for 3,000 soldiers returning from the Crimea — 250 hams, 200 turkeys, a ton and a half of plum pudding and 8,500 quart bottles of port.
Restored in the early 2000s with a glass façade by Peter Rice, it's possibly the finest example of nineteenth-century industrial architecture in Dublin.
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