Stephanie Chen | Mar 19, 2018

A great, eccentric, little museum. Lots of wonderful artifacts and curiosities. Inside can be a little cramped depending on how many people are inside but it's well worth a visit. The staff there are very friendly and lovely to chat with. There's also a nice view of Howth Pier outside. Be aware the museum is up on a hill which some may find steep and to watch your head entering!

gerry mcnally | Oct 21, 2017

Brilliant. A great tour,and lots of history. Well worth a visit!

Siobhan Twomey | Sep 11, 2017

Had a wonderful trip here last Summer and met an enthusiastic and knowledgeable curator.

Tony Breathnach | Dec 25, 2017

A hidden gem and Aladdin's Cave. Full of memorabilia from the history of telecommunications.

Roger Moore | Nov 6, 2016

Almost certain to be the most eccentric delight of any visit to greater Dublin, this museum -- one man's obsession with wireless (and telegraph wire) communication since Marconi -- is well worth a stop if you've taken the train to Howth to walk the cliffs and sample the delicious seafood. You're guaranteed a personal tour of the antique radios, TVs, testing and transmitting gear, neon signs and the like, a tour given by the collector himself or his son. Don't miss it!

Ryan Harrigan | May 15, 2018

More so someone's collection of all things communications-related than a museum, but I loved everything about it. Michael was an amazing guide who had deep knowledge on every little thing in the collection. I also had no idea that Jameson whiskey and Marconi were connected. If you're in the Howth area, definitely stop by, it's worth the 5 euro admission!

Robin Bateman | May 14, 2018

Wonderful visit.

Artur Jaworski | Jun 30, 2018

Amazing place. Michael is a great guide.

Aoife FK | Jun 21, 2018

Really interesting place amazing history, brilliant collection of radios, staff were lovely