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Located in a restored ancient church building, complete with medieval vaulted ceilings and in the centre of the once vibrant medieval section, this conservations society presents a scale model of the city that tells its complete historical and geographical…

The building that houses the gallery dates back to 1724, when it functioned as a custom house and Emmet Street was known as the King’s Dock. It is an historic composite of three different phases of construction. First, as…

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. The top floor displays information about the Viking, Anglo…

Yeats Memorial Building

William Butler Yeats, the national poet of Ireland, lived from 1865 to 1939. A red brick building in Sligo Town memorializes him and celebrates his life and work. Located…

Hunt Museum

At the center of Limerick City, inside the Old Customs House (1765), visitors can peruse the collection of John and Gertrude Hunt. Many European and Irish paintings, including some by…

The primary attraction in the town of Eniskilleen is Enniskillen Castle, a strategic and well-preserved stronghold along the River Erne. Built in 1670 by the Maguire clan, today it houses two museums, the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Regimental Museum and…

The national collection of Irish artwork numbers more than 500, with the focus on Irish artists and their varied talents. But visitors to the National Gallery will find a broad selection of European treasures as well, representative of each…

Malahide Castle is set on 250 acres of park land in the picturesque seaside town of Malahide. For nearly 800 years it served as both a fortress and a private home. It is said to be the oldest Irish…