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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Visit EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin: 20 interactive galleries on Irish emigration, the Great Famine and the diaspora.

National Museum of Ireland - © Anton Ivanov Photo

Museums in Ireland

The National Museum of Ireland

Allow a full day to admire the vast collection at Ireland's largest national museum!

Museums in Ireland

The Claddagh Ring Museum

In Galway, there is a ‘museum shop’ entirely dedicated to the Irish Claddagh ring. A must-see in the city!

Museums in Ireland

Titanic Experience Cobh

The Cobh museum offers a chance to revisit the history of the Titanic, from its construction to its collision with an iceberg. Fascinating.

Museums in Ireland Recording studios

The Irish Rock ‘N’ Roll Museum

The Temple Bar district has its own rock and roll museum! Visit the recording studios!

L'Irish Whiskey Museum à Dublin - © Bene Images

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The Irish Whiskey Museum

Did you know that the Irish are credited with discovering whiskey? This museum will shed light on the history of whiskey, its distillation methods, and offer you a small tasting.

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14 Henrietta Street

A museum dedicated to the history of the Henrietta district. Fascinating!

Aquariums Museums in Ireland

WAVE Dingle

Just inaugurated, WAVE Dingle is Dingle's newest attraction! A fantastic sensory museum dedicated to the beauty of the ocean!

Irish spinning mills Museums in Ireland

Foxford Woollen Mills

This woolen mill was founded in 1892 and is still in operation today! Discover his ancestral know-how of wool spinning!

La réplique du Jeanie Johnston à Dublin - © Irina

Museums in Ireland

The Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship & Famine Museum

Step aboard a 19th-century three-masted ship moored on Dublin’s docks! Discover its exhibition on the Great Irish Famine inside!

Museums in Ireland

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...