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1974 - 2001: On Display in Kilmainham
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Roísín de Buitléar: Artist in Residence 2018
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Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
Jurassic Skies - When Dinosaurs Took to the Air
Niamh Barry Light on Earth
Votes for Women
CAUTION! Fragile
War in the Mud, The Irish soldier in Belgium in the summer of 1917.
Proclaiming a Republic: The 1916 Rising
Contemporary Collection of Design & Craft
Recovered voices; the Stories of the Irish at War, 1914-15
21st Century Irish Craft
Ib Jorgensen – A Fashion Retrospective
Asgard
Commissioning
Home Rule Crisis
1914 Timeline
Gun Running
Return to Howth
Training Vessel
1974 - 2001: On Display in Kilmainham
Conservation
Erskine Childers
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Asgard for Families
Soldiers and Chiefs - The Irish at War at Home and Abroad from 1550 to the present day
Reconstructed Rooms
Eileen Gray
Albert Bender
The Way We Wore
Curator's Choice
Out of Storage
Franciscan Faith: Sacred Art in Ireland 1600 - 1750
Irish Silver Exhibition
Airgead
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Irish Country Furniture
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Deeds not Words? Assessing a Century of Change
20th Anniversary
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1974 - 2001: On Display in Kilmainham
The aging Asgard was dry docked in Kilmainham Gaol where she remained as an attraction until being put into storage.