National Museum of Ireland
The National Museum of Ireland is the nation’s biggest cultural institution with a strong emphasis on Ireland’s art, material culture and heritage
The collections and their exhibitions are centered on four sites, three in Dublin and one in the west, in Co. Mayo
The National Museum of Ireland runs events all through out the year including Easter, Halloween and Christmas
Admission is FREE
Summer Programme of Workshops, Tours & Trails at the National Museum of Ireland
This summer, discover Ireland’s rich heritage and vibrant culture at the National Museum of Ireland. They are delighted to announce their extensive programme of free tours, workshops, and trails, offering engaging activities for all ages to enjoy across their four museum sites in Dublin and Mayo.
Additionally, enjoy the unique experience of their Dublin museums staying open til 8pm every Thursday from July to September. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore, learn, and be inspired by Ireland’s fascinating history and heritage.
Admission is free and no booking is required.
Find out more about the Summer Programme at the National Museums
The National Museums:
- Archaeology – Kildare Street, Dublin 2
- Natural History – Merrion Street, Dublin 2
- Decorative Arts & History – Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Dublin 7
- Country Life – Turlough Park, Castlebar, Co. Mayo
The National Museum of Ireland Events:
See Calendar of Events for details of temporary exhibitions and ongoing programme of events for your family.
Opening Hours at all The National Museums Sites
- Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5pm
- Sunday & Monday 1pm- 5pm
- Closed Christmas Day, St Stephen’s Day and Good Friday
3 Dublin Museums –
- DoDublin ‘Hop on Hop Off’ Bus Tours, have a drop off and pick up stop at the three sites in Dublin
- Museum Link (172) operated by Dublin Bus has a drop off and pick up stop at the three Dublin sites
