- The National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology, founded in 1890, features centuries-old objects ( the earliest dating from 7.000 B.C. ) displayed in 7 halls.
- NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND, Kildare Street, D02 Dublin · South East, District: CITY, Ireland.
- After opening in 1796 as Dublin’s county jail, Kilmainham went on to become the setting for some of the most significant moments in Ireland’s history.
- Collins barracks could be said to be the National Museum of Ireland’s largest irish artefact, having had a unique history all its own in another life.
- Ireland's Natural History Museum is a branch of the National Museum of Ireland, is housed on Merrion Street in Dublin.
- The National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology in Dublin is a free museum displaying ancient Irish artifacts, such as prehistoric gold and Viking artifacts.
- Founded in 1877, the National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology branch houses a vast and varied collection of precious archaeological finds.
- Established in 1877 to record and host Ireland’s historical treasures, it has become Ireland’s most important cultural institution.
- Below, you’ll find everywhere from Merrion Square and the National Gallery of Ireland to St Stephen’s Green and the Little Museum of Dublin.
- Admission is free, as is entrance to the three other branches of the National Museum of Ireland (Natural History, Decorative Arts, and Country Life).