Irish Distilleries and Whiskey Museums
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This section covers the distilleries and whiskey museums in Ireland which are open to the public.
The Old Jameson Distillery in Dublin, the Jameson Experience in Midleton and the Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre are former working distilleries, now open to the public as excellent visitor centres. The Kilbeggan Distillery ceased distilling in 1953, but is now fully operational again with mashing, fermenting, distilling and maturing on site. The Cooley Distillery is another fully operational distillery one can visit in the Republic of Ireland, but please note that visits are only possible for pre-booked groups on certain days of the week.
Please refer to each distillery's web page for full information on the tours they offer.
Please always consume alcohol in moderation and remember that it is a serious offence in Ireland to drink and drive.
Please use the arrows to enlarge or navigate around the Google map. You may link to each distillery or museum either by clicking on the map icons or from the navigational menu on your left.
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