Tom's Curios

Antiques & Curios · Francis Street, Dublin · Since 1988
Tom's Curios shopfront at 106 Francis Street, Dublin, with owner Tommy Dempsey in the doorway

Tommy, outside the shop he's run since 1988

About the shop

Tom's Curios has been trading on Francis Street since 1988, run by Tommy Dempsey on the corner of Francis Street and Carman Hall in Dublin's Liberties. One of the last independent antique shops of its kind in the area, it's part of Dublin's historic Art & Antiques Quarter — a short walk from Christ Church Cathedral and the Guinness Storehouse, so it's an easy stop to combine with a wander around the area.

Every visit turns up something different — the stock is always changing, and there's genuinely no telling what you'll find on the shelves. Collectors, historians and the simply curious are all welcome to browse.

Tommy Dempsey standing in the doorway of Tom's Curios on Francis Street

What you'll find

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Address:
106 Francis Street, Dublin 8, D08 V6T4

Phone:
087 295 5641

Opening hours:
Tuesday – Saturday, 12:00pm – 5:30pm
Closed Sunday & Monday — do call ahead, as hours can occasionally vary

Find us:
Corner of Francis Street & Carman Hall, in Dublin's Art & Antiques Quarter.

Getting here:
An easy walk from Christ Church Cathedral or the Guinness Storehouse. Parking directly on Francis Street is limited, so walking in or hopping off the Luas at Four Courts is the easiest route.

Good to know:
Cash and PayPal accepted. Please note the shop entrance has a step and isn't wheelchair accessible.

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