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Irish Sign Language interpreted tour at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks.

The National Museum of Ireland is delighted to announce regular tours interpreted in Irish Sign Language (ISL), creating a more inclusive and accessible experience for our Deaf and hard of hearing visitors. These guided tours invite everyone to connect more deeply with our exhibitions and stories.

Check back here regularly for details of our upcoming tours with Irish Sign Language Interpretation. 

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Science Week - Behind the Scenes: Conservation at the National Museum (ISL Interpreted)

14:00 | Thursday, 13 November | Adults
National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Dublin 7

Join us for a special, Irish Sign Language-interpreted​ behind-the-scenes tour of the Conservation studios of the National Museum of Ireland. Meet the team of people responsible for preserving the Museum's collections for years to come, learn all about the treatments an object goes through before being put on display, and explore the details of its history that emerge under the microscope. 

This free public tour will begin in Reception at Collins Barracks at 14:00, Thursday, 13 November

This is a booked event with limited capacity. Please reserve your place here: Behind the Scenes: Conservation at the National Museum (ISL Interpreted) Tickets, Thu, Nov 13, 2025 at 2:00 PM | Eventbrite 



 

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