The National Museum of Ireland is delighted to welcome visitors back to three Museum sites from Tuesday, 1 December.
Visitors can now enjoy more than 40 permanent and temporary exhibitions on display across the three Museums at the NMI - Decorative Arts & History, Collins Barracks, Dublin 7; the NMI - Country Life, Turlough Park, Co. Mayo; and the NMI - Archaeology, Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
Admission to all exhibition galleries is free of charge.
Some newer exhibitions to enjoy this winter include Glendalough: Power, Prayer and Pilgrimage at the NMI - Archaeology, and Crown beoir at the NMI - Country Life.
The Glendalough exhibition explores the stories and objects associated with one of Ireland's best known monastic sites, while Crown beoir is a photographic exhibition looking at hair and identity in Traveller culture.
Visitors will need to book a free ticket for entry to the NMI - Archaeology to facilitate a safe and enjoyable visit. There is a queueing system in place for the NMI - Decorative Arts & History and the NMI - Country Life, based on safe capacity for the galleries at these sites.
Brambles cafe is open once again at the NMI - Country Life and visitors to all three Museums can browse a unique range of Irish crafts, books and gifts in the Museum Shops.
The NMI - Natural History is closed temporarily to facilitate ongoing works.
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All sites of the National Museum of Ireland operate in line with the Government's National Framework for Living with COVID-19 and the Work Safely Protocol.
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