National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
Museum · Kildare Street, Dublin

National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology

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The museum displays artifacts from the Stone Age to the early medieval period. Key items include the Broighter Hoard, bog bodies, and the Ardagh Chalice. Visit to see detailed metalwork and everyday objects from Ireland's past.

On day 1 of Dublin: Weekend Escape

Good to know

Tickets
Admission is free
Time needed
1 to 2 hours
Best time
Weekday mornings
Getting there
Kildare Street, central Dublin near St Stephen's Green

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How National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology fits into a day.
  1. 9:30Trinity College DublinCity Centre
  2. 12:00Grafton StreetCity Centre
  3. 13:00St Stephen's GreenCity Centre
  4. 15:00National Museum of Ireland – ArchaeologyKildare Street
  5. 16:30Merrion SquareGeorgian Quarter
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National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology questions

Is entry to the National Museum of Ireland Archaeology free?

Yes, admission is free for all visitors.

How much time do visitors need at the National Museum of Ireland Archaeology?

Most people spend 1 to 2 hours inside.

Where exactly is the National Museum of Ireland Archaeology located?

It stands on Kildare Street in central Dublin.

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