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Art Galleries
- The Yeats Memorial Building, Sligo
The Yeats Memorial Building, is a distinctive redbrick Victorian building in the centre of Sligo Town, overlooking the River Garavogue. Read more
- Temple Bar
Temple Bar is Dubln’s Bohemian district, bustling with pubs, cafes, restaurants and craft shops on busy cobbled streets. Read more
- The Hunt Museum
At the centre of Limerick City, inside the Old Customs House (1765), is the Hunt Museum — a unique little museum. Read more
- Glebe House and Gallery
Glebe House and Gallery, along with its 25 acres of beautifully tended grounds and gardens, sits on the shore of Gartan Lough, about five miles from the Donegal town of Letterkenny. Read more
- Glens Centre
This performing arts centre in Manorhamilton is located in a former Methodist Church built in the 1820s. Read more
- Armagh County Museum
Armagh County Museum is a treasury of history and art that uniquely reflects the character of the region known as the “Orchard County”. Read more
- Tory Island
Tory Island, also known as Toraigh Island, has been populated for nearly four thousand years, since the time of the Neolithic farmers. Read more
- The People’s Gallery
The murals painted on walls of citizen’s homes in the Rossville Street area of the Bogside in Derry City are on of the city’s main attractions. Read more
- Linen Hall Library, Belfast
On the northwest corner of Donegal Square, Belfast, sits the Linen Hall Library, a private collection founded in 1788. Read more
- Ulster Hall, Belfast
Built as a ballroom in 1862, the Ulster Hall was refurbished in 2009 and is one of Northern Ireland’s premier event venues. Read more
- Cork Vision Centre, Cork City
Situated in St. Peters, a restored ancient church building with vaulted ceilings, the Cork Vision Centre is located in the centre of the once vibrant medieval section of Cork city. Read more
- Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork City
The building that houses the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery dates back to 1724. Read more
- Waterford Treasures Exhibition
Located in the Granary on Merchant’s Quay, this exhibition centre presents a chronicle of Irish history via audiovisual presentations for its visitors, who travel three floors using a glass lift. Read more
- The National Gallery
The national collection of Irish artwork numbers more than 500, with the focus on Irish artists and their varied talents. Read more
- The Belfast Murals
The West Belfast areas of Shankhill Road and Falls Road are decorated with a variety of wall murals. Read more