Richmond Barracks

Accessibility

Page last updated: October 2026

We are committed to providing accessible experiences for all visitors to Richmond Barracks.

This visual guide is presented in a social story format to help you prepare for a visit to Richmond Barracks.

 

Entering the building

Richmond Barracks is located off Bulfin Road which is on the corner of Emmet Road (R810), behind St. Michael’s Church. 

Visitors can enter Richmond Barracks through the sliding doors at the front of the building.

Wheelchair and mobility access

Richmond Barracks has Part M access. All public areas are on ground level and all facilities (including the garden) are wheelchair and buggy accessible.

Wheelchair to borrow

One wheelchair is available for visitors to use free of charge.

Parking

There are two disabled parking bays outside the entrance to Richmond Barracks.

Toilets

There is an accessible bathroom available for visitors with impaired mobility. 

Assistance dogs

Guide and assistance dogs are welcome at Richmond Barracks, and on local history tours.

Sensory space

We have a sensory space in the building, filled with engaging toys and activities designed to encourage play, exploration and relaxation in a welcoming environment. There is a sensory mood egg, sensory circles, lock-and-latch boards, magnetic mazes, and beanbags. You can find out more on our library page or pop in to reception or the library to find out more.  

In addition to our sensory space, we have sensory kits available for visitors to use free of charge.


Need further information? 

If you have a query that hasn’t been addressed above or would like to discuss access to Richmond Barracks, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. 

You can contact our Front of House team at info@richmondbarracks.ie or our Accessibility Officer at info@dublincitycouncilculturecompany.ie or by phone at 01 524 0346.

 


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