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| GAA Museum St. Joseph's Avenue, Croke Park, Dublin |  |
The GAA Museum is one of the best visitor attractions in Dublin. It highlights Ireland’s national games; Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camoige and Handball. In almost town and village in Ireland you will find a GAA clu... more
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| Galway City Museum Spanish Arch, Galway |  |
Entering the Museum, on your left, are some reminders of the prowess of the Connaught Rangers, a Regiment of Irish Soldiers in the British Army. Teminders here also of our Insurrection of 1916 and the Civil War. The grea... more
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| Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre Merlin Park, Dublin Road, Galway | |
Galway Crystals beautiful ranges of tabletop stemware and giftware reflect these influences in their timeless elegance. Their expert craftsmen also specialise in creating individually inspired crystal masterpieces and tr... more
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| Goethe Institut 37 Merrion Square East, Dublin, 2 | |
With this project, the Goethe-Institut takes the visitor on a virtual journey through the idea of Europe, inspired by the legend of Odysseus. Every week, until the end of june the focus will be on a different aspect of E... more
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| Good Shepherd Convent Clare Street, Limerick | |
The great tradition of making lace continues here at the Good Shepherd Convent. In the 1820s the manufacture of Limerick lace was a thriving industry in the city, employing nearly...
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| Grand Lodge Museum Molesworth Street, Dublin, 2 | |
Located in the splendid Freemasons' Hall near Dawson Street, this museum chronicles the origins, history and development of the Freemasons movement in Ireland. This museum was only recently opened to the public and exhib... more
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| Guinness Storehouse St James's Gate, Dublin |  |
A trip to Dublin would be a waste without visits to Guinness and Jameson. I, being a purveyor of the Black Stuff, enjoyed the former thoroughly. The visitor centre at St James Gate (The Guinness Brewery) is a very, very ... more
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