museum in Ireland

The National Print Museum collects documents preserves exhibits interprets and makes accessible the material evidence of printing craft and fosters

James Joyce Tower and Museum is open 365 days a year - Free Admission - come visit us in Sandycove Dublin

The Little Museum is one of the hidden gems in Dublin. Highly recommended on Tripadvisor the museum captures the history of modern Dublin like no other.

The Irish potato famine exhibition in Dublin Ireland tells the story of the Great Hunger a period of mass death and starvation between 1845 and 1852. The famine exhibition includes original 19th century photographs contemporary accounts and a 15 minute documentary film. One of the best things to do…

The Richmond Barracks restoration will bring an all new interactive exhibition centre to Dublin for the 1916 centenary.

The Irish Rock N Roll Museum tells the story of the Irish music scene with a tour of a working music venue & recording facilities in Temple Bar Dublin.

Welcome to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. See how the Irish influenced and shaped the world! EPIC is an interactive museum in Dublin’s Docklands. Book tickets now.

A museum dedicated to Ireland's vast literary culture from the past to the present MoLI is a place where visitors can be inspired to create read and write.

The Courts Service of Ireland

Adjacent to the Four Courts complex and within easy reach of St Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College and the National Museum of Ireland, Hampton by Hilton Dublin City Centre is located in the very heart of Dublin. Phoenix Park and the Convention Centre Dublin are less than four kilometres away from…

The Irish Museums Association (IMA) is an all-Ireland non-profit body established in 1977. It is dedicated to the promotion and development of museums the museum profession and standards of excellence in museum practice so that everyone visitors and

Leading Irish Art Gallery specialising in contemporary painting and sculpture. Galleries located in Dublin, Belfast, Galway and Omagh.

Leading Irish Art Gallery specialising in contemporary painting and sculpture. Galleries located in Dublin, Belfast, Galway and Omagh.

So how did the Museum come about? To contact the museum email: hgmovr@gmail.com The Martello tower stands on the site of a former motte castle of the St. Lawrence Estate. It is also said to have been the site of the original Howth Castle. The museum gets its name from a comment made by the…

The Trinity Gallery is conveniently situated in the heart of Dublin’s museum district beside the National Museum Trinity College and the National Gall...