Explore Ireland’s literary heritage, start researching your family history and visit the current exhibitions at the National Library of Ireland. The award-winning exhibition Yeats: the life and works of William Butler Yeats celebrates his legacy and poetry. Strangers to citizens: the Irish in Europe, 1600-1800 tells the story of the Irish who migrated to Europe during this period. Varied ongoing programme of events.

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Walk into the National Museum of Ireland and you are magically transported back in time. The museum first opened its doors in 1980 and since then it has been filling in the blanks for us through its extensive archaeological collections.

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Collins Barracks could be said to be the National Museum of Ireland’s largest artefact, having had a unique history all of its own in another life. All pieces displayed entice you to go further, look harder and examine more closely.

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Closed until further notice. Please see www.museum.ie for further information

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The National Photographic Archive houses the photograph collection of the National Library of Ireland. The provision of an exhibition gallery and a research roomenhance access to the collection.

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Visitors take a guided tour from the basement to the attic, through rooms furnished with original artefacts as they would have been in 1790 to 1820. Presented by the Electrical Supply Board and National Museum of Ireland.

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Follow the fascinating craft of whiskey making through its different stages at the Old Jameson Distillery in the heart of Dublin. Just 3 mins from Smithfield Luas, this is a discovery not to be missed! Book online www.jamesonwhiskey.com/ojd

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Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre, housed in the 1897 Bonded Warehouse, relates the story of Tullamore Dew Whiskey / Irish Mist Liqueur, the Grand Canal and the development of Tullamore town. Audio-visual, Self-guided tours daily. Open all year.

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At the foot of the Rock of Cashel, Brú Ború is a cultural village and home to the study and celebration of native Irish music, song, dance, theatre and Celtic studies. “Sounds of History” recounts the story of Ireland’s history.

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Bantry House & Garden is privately owned by the Shelswell-White family, descendents of the Earls of Bantry. There is an eclectic collection of art treasures and 45 acres of formal landscaped garden as well as woodland.

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Cobh a unique Irish port town was the most important port of emigration in the country, right up to the 1960’s. It was the last port of call for the ill fated Titanic and a final resting place for the victims of the Lusitania sinking. Cobh Heritage Centre dramatically recalls these events in the renovated Victorian Railway Station.

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This award-winning Museum recalls the nostalgic era of the Flying Boats. Board the recreated B314 Flying Boat and experience the luxury of flying at that time. Enjoy ‘Atlantic Conquest’ in our 1940’s style cinema. Try flying our flight simulators.

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Visit a Crannóg, Ringfort, Clochaun and the Dan O’Hara Prefamine Homestead & Farm. Multi-lingual Audio Visual & History Presentation. Guided tours with turf cutting, sheep-shearing by arrangement. Restaurant & Craft Shop.

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Knock Museum captures the compelling story of the Knock Apparition of 1879 and tells of the fifteen people who witnessed the event. Open all year.

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Strokestown Park House a fully furnished Georgian Mansion, the National Irish famine Museum & six acre walled gardens.

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Donegal County Museum, based in part of the old Letterkenny Workhouse, houses both temporary and permanent exhibitions which tell the story of Donegal from the Stone Age to the Twentieth Century.

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Offers a unique visitor experience in Ireland with the newly refurbished Space Theatre recreating stunning visualisations of the night sky. Its 360° immersive projection system can take you to other worlds and beyond.

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Larne Museum is a lively community museum located in the former Carnegie Free Public Library. This historic building, dating from 1906, has been beautifully restored. The Museum’s exhibitions reflect the area’s rich maritime, industrial and agricultural heritage.

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A fascinating mid-18th Century house with 19th Century additions, Mount Stewart House has one of the greatest Gardens in these islands with an unrivalled collection of rare and unusual plants.

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The Navan Centre interprets one of Ireland’s most important ancient monuments, Navan Fort, formerly royal seat of the Kings of Ulster and the province’s ancient capital. (Seasonal attraction)

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