Crafted Encounters: Traditional Korean Cloth Gift Wrapping Workshop (Bojagi)
Discover bojagi a traditional Korean wrapping cloth reimagined for modern, sustainable living.
Dublin by Dusk: Courts and Cloisters: Music from Medieval Ireland and Europe
Medieval recorder and harp performance with Laoise O'Brien and Siobhán Armstrong.
QUIET HOUR: Sensory Friendly Hour at the Museum
Visit and explore the Galleries during a dedicated Quiet Hour
Six Dresses: Representations of Women in (a) Changing Ireland - 16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence
As part of the 16 Days of Activism to End Gender Based Violence, join us to learn about the changing representations of women in Irish society in our Changing Ireland galleries
Slow Looking Tours of Collins Barracks
Join us monthly for a reflective and slow-looking tour of Collins Barracks
The Art of Carrickmacross Lace: A Lacemaking Workshop
Discover the remarkable art of Carrickmacross lace in an intimate, hands-on experience led by award-winning lacemakers Martha Hughes and Theresa Kelly, from Carrickmacross, County Monaghan.
Crafted Encounters: Christmas Wreath Making Workshop with The Garden
Learn to craft your very own festive wreath, blending the wild beauty of Connemara with elegant Georgian charm.
Meet the Creator - Pamela Lynch - Beam at the Dead Zoo Lab
Calling all young nature explorers!
Crafted Encounters: Christmas Calligraphy Workshop
This festive calligraphy class will introduce you to the core fundamentals of modern calligraphy
Irish Sign Language Interpreted Tours of Collins Barracks
Join us for an Irish Sign Language Interpreted tour of Collins Barracks.
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The National Museum of Ireland is committed to amplifying women’s stories and will work with the Department to assess the feasibility and funding needs of a potential new facility in Limerick.
Our Merrion Street location is closed for works but learn more about an exciting new space called the 'Dead Zoo Lab at Collins Barracks'
Gallery 4 (the Irish in British Regiments) of the Soldiers and Chiefs exhibition is temporarily closed to the public.