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Galway City Museum

The Latin Quarter

3.84/5 (3,890 votes)

The Guinness Storehouse

Now an unmissable Dublin address! Discover the Guinness museum: vast, extravagant and entirely devoted to the empire of its dark beer!

4.32/5 (2,808 votes)

National Famine Museum - © Failte Ireland

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The National Famine Museum

The National Famine Museum takes you on a poignant journey to the heart of one of Ireland's worst historical periods: the Great Irish Famine.

3.24/5 (1,475 votes)

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Titanic Belfast

Did you know that the Titanic was built in Belfast? It is one of the city’s most important stories. Discover the museum dedicated to it!

3.53/5 (1,406 votes)

National Museum of Ireland - © Anton Ivanov Photo

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The National Museum of Archaeology of Dublin

Immerse yourself in prehistory, the Middle Ages and the Vikings as you admire the museum's impressive collection of objects!

3.71/5 (1,241 votes)

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The Little Museum of Dublin

A lovely Dublin museum to take your time exploring.

3.64/5 (1,112 votes)

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The Kerry Bog Village Museum

The Kerry Bog Village Museum is a fascinating museum that takes you on a tour of a historic village that once exploited peat bogs in the 19th century.

4.88/5 (976 votes)

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The National Leprechaun Museum

Have you heard of the leprechaun, a 30cm creature as stingy as it is mischievous? The museum invites you to meet him!

3.04/5 (948 votes)

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The Saint Patrick Centre

The museum that presents the life and work of Saint Patrick in all its detail! From historical facts to legends, the museum is interactive and modern!

4.00/5 (874 votes)

The Dublinia Museum

Old city

3.21/5 (721 votes)

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County Derry (also known as Londonderry) is a beautiful part of Northern Ireland, renowned for its beautiful coastline and countryside. It also boasts some pretty cool archaeological sites in excellent state of preservation.

Visit County Derry

A region steeped in history...

But the Derry region is also infamous for its painful history, with 2 communities: Republican Catholics and Unionist Protestants, both of whom have been at loggerheads since the second half of the 20th century. It was in this region, and more specifically in the town of Derry, that the terrible episode of Bloody Sunday (1972) took place. Fortunately, the current peace process has helped to improve the political situation in the region, and conflicts have declined sharply...