Dublin Festival of History 2024
The Dublin Festival of History is an annual event that provides free talks, tours, workshops and more to share and celebrate fascinating histories all around Dublin.
Wood Quay and the Viking World: Historical records of early Viking Age Dublin
A series of talks exploring the excavations at Wood Quay and the Viking World which led to the creation of the site, and the legacy for those who worked on the site and archaeology in Ireland.
Open House: Architectural History Trail of the National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
Learning about the history and architecture of NMI - Archaeology
Open House Junior Drop-In Workshop: At Home with the Vikings
Celebrate Dublin Festival of Histories at Open House at the Museum
Mayo Genealogy Group
Find out how to get started with your family research project at the next meeting of the Mayo Genealogy Group.
Dublin Festival of History - Hands-on History: From Barracks To Museum
Open House Dublin 2024
Open House is an annual architectural festival with a range of free events for all ages around the city.
Open House - Family Workshop - Reimagining Play at Collins Barracks
Wood Quay and the Viking World: Trelleborg and the Danish Viking Ring Fortress
Open House - Architectural Tour of Collins Barracks
PUBLIC TALK: A Life from a Midwife's Bag
Join Emma Laffey as she discusses her research on community midwives and how it led to the Museum's latest exhibition, 'Mary Ann Fanning: Remembering our Community Midwives'
Wood Quay and the Viking World: Untangling the Scandinavian Combs of Viking Dublin OR Combs and the Vikings in Dublin
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Spark curiousity, learning and engagement this school term with a class visit to the National Museum of Ireland!
Learn more about the plans for for NMI Natural History
We regret that the Asgard exhibition is temporarily closed due to unforeseen circumstances. We apologise for any inconvenience.
A Dubliner’s Collection of Asian Art: The Albert Bender Exhibition will be partially closed Tues, 24th, Wed, 25th Sept for a new installation. The updated exhibit will be open Thurs, 26th Sept.