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The Book of Kells Experience
Located at the heart of Trinity College, the Book of Kells Experience offers the chance to admire Ireland’s most famous medieval manuscript before continuing…
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Irish Family History Centre
The Irish Family History Centre is the Irish Centre for Family History. Housed within the EPIC Museum in Dublin, in a building dating back…
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The GAA Museum
The GAA Museum is located near Croke Park stadium in Dublin, and offers an insight into the history of Irish Gaelic sports, from antiquity to the present day. A comprehensive exhibition that will help you discover the subtleties of Irish sports, and the special attachment to these age-old sports. <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/the-gaa-museum/">[...]</a>
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The National Print Museum
The National Print Museum is a Dublin museum dedicated to the art of printing. Housed in an old Dublin chapel, the museum offers an exceptional experience! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/the-national-print-museum/">[...]</a>
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Magazine Fort
South of Phoenix Park, on a rise overlooking the Liffey Valley, an imposing fortress long remained off Dublin’s tourist trail. Yet behind its thick…
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World of Illusion
Just a few steps from Temple Bar, visitors change size, defy gravity and suddenly lose their bearings. Opened in January 2025 in the heart…
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The Irish jewish museum
Located in Dublin's Portobello district, the Irish Jewish Museum is a rather discreet museum dedicated to the history of Jews in Ireland over the…
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Imaginosity
Imaginosity is an interactive museum in Dublin, Ireland, for children under 9. Opened in 2007, its mission is to offer children a fun, educational…
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Dublin’s Natural History Museum
Nicknamed the "Dublin Zoo", the Natural History Museum of Dublin is part of the National Museum of Ireland. Located right in the center of town, on Merrion Street, in a 100% Victorian-style building, it exhibits animal species from the 4 corners of the globe. The program features a retro-vintage atmosphere and an ultra-economical price: the visit is entirely free! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/dublins-natural-history-museum/">[...]</a>
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Richmond Barracks
Richmond Barracks is a former British army barracks, now a museum. Located in Dublin's Inchicore district, close to Kilmainham Prison, the site is entirely dedicated to an important episode in Irish history: the Easter Rising of 1916. A fascinating museum offering an insight into one of the most significant events in Irish history! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/richmond-barracks/">[...]</a>
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The West Cork Model Village
Do you like ultra-realistic model making? Don't miss the West Cork Model Village museum! Located in Clonakilty, County Cork, the village features miniature reconstructions of Irish villages! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/the-west-cork-model-village/">[...]</a>
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1916 Easter Rising museum
A future museum is currently in preparation in the city of Dublin. Called the "1916 Easter Rising museum", it will be entirely dedicated to…
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Oscar Wilde’s house
If you're a literary enthusiast and a name like Oscar Wilde creates a unique feeling in you, then don't hesitate to visit "The Oscar…
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The Michael Collins House
Michael Collins House, located in Clonakilty (Co. Cork), is a museum entirely dedicated to a local and national hero: Michael Collins. Known as a…
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The Number Twenty Nine
"Number Twenty Nine" is the name of a popular Dublin tourist attraction. Behind this number (Number twenty-nine) lies a typically Dublin Georgian house. Built…
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