EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
In the stone vaults of the CHQ Building, overlooking the Liffey, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum tells one of Ireland’s great stories:…
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In the stone vaults of the CHQ Building, overlooking the Liffey, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum tells one of Ireland’s great stories:…
A gold necklace crafted more than 3,000 years ago, the preserved body of a man discovered in a bog, or the Ardagh…
At 1 Quay Street, in Galway’s Latin Quarter, a tiny room preserves the history of one of Ireland’s most famous pieces of…
In Cobh, on the shores of one of the world’s largest natural harbours, the story of the Titanic has a particular resonance.…
In the heart of Temple Bar, behind the lively façades of Dublin’s cultural quarter, a door leads behind the scenes of Irish…
In central Dublin, opposite the gates of Trinity College, an unassuming door opens onto several centuries of Irish history. Behind it, the…
14 Henrietta Street is one of Dublin's first Georgian houses. Built in the 1720s, it is now a museum devoted entirely to…
WAVE Dingle is the newest attraction to open its doors in the village of Dingle! Highly anticipated by oceanography enthusiasts, the facility…
Foxford Woollen Mills is an artisan woolen mill located in the village of Foxford in County Mayo. With its reputation for excellence,…
Moored along the Liffey quays, in the heart of Dublin’s Docklands, the Jeanie Johnston looks ready to set sail again. Yet its…
