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Museums & Galleries

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Museums & Galleries

The National Gallery of Ireland

The National Gallery of Ireland was established by Parliament in 1854. The National Gallery first opened its doors to the public in January 1864. Today the collection boasts over 2,440 paintings, 5,230 drawings, water-colours and miniatures. 3,066 prints, 331 pieces of sculpture, vestments and object d’art, making it one of the finest collections of European art. Admission is Free to the permanent collection.

Opening Times:

Mon to Sat. 9:30am – 17:30pm

Thurs: 9:30am-20:30pm

Sun: 12:00pm – 17:30pm

 

 

Hugh Lane Gallery

The Hugh Lane Gallery opened in January 1908 in temporary premises in Harcourt Street, Dublin. In 1933 the Gallery moved to its permanent home, Charlemont House. The collection continues to expand and includes both modern an contemporary artworks. See Impressionist paintings by Manet, Monet Degas, Pissarro and Morisot. Enjoy works by Agnes Martin, Nikki de Saint Phalle, Joseph Beuys, Günther Uecker and the stunning Francis Bacon studio.          Admission is free.

Opening Times:

Tue to Fri: 09.30am – 18.00pm

Sat: 09.30am – 17.00pm

Sun: 11.00am – 17.00pm

 

 

EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum

EPIC is only 5 minutes on foot from The Address Connolly. Ever wondered why the Irish have made such an influence on the world? How did such a small country make such a big impact on the world? Over the centuries more than 10 million people emigrated from Ireland, at EPIC you can find out why they left, where they went and how they shaped the world. The museum was founded on the belief that emigration is one of the most interesting ways to fully understand a country.

Opening Times:

Mon to Sun: 10am – 6:45pm

 

 

The National Museum of Natural History

The Natural History Museum in Dublin, which was opened in 1857, is one of the finest natural history museums in the world. It houses over 2 million specimens from Ireland and around the world, including dinosaurs, insects and antiques. The museum is located on Merrion Street in the city centre, all are welcome. Admission is free.

Opening Times:

Tue – Sat: 10.00am – 17.00pm

Sun: 14.00pm – 17.00pm

 

 

The National Museum of Decorative Arts & History

The National Museum of Decorative Arts and History was the last of the three National Museum of Ireland museums to be opened. It is located in Collins Barracks in the city centre, a building that has its own rich history. The museum is dedicated to Ireland’s social, economic, political and military history. Admission is free.

Opening Times:

Tue to Sat: 10.00am – 17.00pm

Sun: 14.00pm – 17.00pm

 

 

The National Museum of Archeology

The National Museum, located on Kildare Street, is home to the largest collection of Celtic antiquities in the world. This includes such treasures as the Ardagh Chalice and the Tara Brooch. There is also a collection of items from the 1916 Rising and the War of Independence, such as weapons and uniforms. There is also a permanent Viking exhibition upstairs in the Museum. Admission is free.

Opening Times:

Tue to Sat: 10.00am – 17.00pm

Sun: 14.00pm – 17.00pm

 

 

MoLI: Museum of Literature Ireland

Visit MoLI, a museum of literature for the world’s greatest storytellers, now open on Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green. Experience immersive exhibitions, and treasured collections, that explore the story of Ireland’s most celebrated writers, past and present. Go on a journey through our famous literary history, wander in beautiful historic architecture, and relax amid the birdsong in our tranquil gardens and café.

Opening Times:

Mon to Sun: 10:30am – 5:30pm

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