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| National Botanic Gardens Glasnevin, Dublin, 11 |  |
The Botanical Gardens and Glasnevin Cemetery When I was a kid an excursion to these two places used to be used as a threat by unscrupulous teachers if one was being bold in school - as in 'Ye can forget the trip to Gweed... more
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| National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West, Dublin | |
Opened to the public in 1864, the National Gallery of Ireland in Merrion Square is one of the often overlooked treasures of Dublin. Several extensions (1903, 1968 and 2002) provided additional space for the constantly gr... more
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| National Library of Ireland Kildare Street, Dublin, 2 | |
If you're coming to Ireland to research your roots, this library should be one of your first stops (along with the Heraldic Museum; see below). It has thousands of volumes and records that yield ancestral information. Op... more
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| National Museum at Collins Barracks Benburb Street, Dublin, 7 | |
Parts of the old exhibition have also been relocated to the brand new display "Soldiers and Chiefs", the National Museum's stab at a military history collection. A successful stab. The story of Irish soldiers a... more
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| National Museum at Kildare Street Kildare Street, Dublin, 2 | |
VT have inadvertently called this place the National History Museum but it is in fact the NATURAL History Museum of Dublin. Whatever you call it, it is the dullest activity you could possibily do while visiting this othe... more
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| National Photographic Archive Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin | |
Opened in October 1998 and houses the National Library of Ireland's photographic collection, which comprises approximately 300,000 photographs. While most of the collections are historical there are some contemporary col... more
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| National Print Museum Haddington Road, Haddington Road, Dublin, 4 | |
Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable type solved the problem. Gutenberg (right), of Mainz in Germany, began using separate pieces of raised metal type around 1440. He adapted his printing press from a machine used to ... more
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| National Sea Life Centre Strand Road, Bray Seafront, Bray | |
The Sea Life Centre is home to one of Europe's largest marine collections with the shark infested 'Lost City of Atlantis' as its centrepiece. There are also many other attractions to keep everyone entertained.
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| National Stadium South Circular Road, Dublin, 8 | |
The National Stadium is famous for its boxing and other sports events, as well as being a medium-sized venue for music concerts. The facility consists of a 2000-capacity Sports Hall, offering snacks and light refreshment... more
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| National Transport Museum Howth Demesne, Dublin | |
Without doubt this varied collection of cars, trucks, vans, trams, ambulances, fire engines and military vehicles is well worth a visit. Some exhibits are rare, others are unique. But the actual layout of the museum make... more
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