National Museum of Ireland (Archaeology)

Among this rich collection of Irish antiquities, dating back to 7000BC, are the 8th-century Ardagh Chalice and the 12th-century Cross of Cong. Most visitors are taken with the petrified bog bodies (Iron Age mummies of sorts) as well as the Egyptian room and the detailed Viking exhibits. This is just one of three nationalised museum venues, with further collections on view at Collins Barracks (Decorative Art and History) and at Merrion Square West (Natural History).

Address: 
Kildare Street,
Dublin,
Dublin 2
Ireland
Telephone
+353 1 677 7444.
Website
www.museum.ie
Opening times

Tue-Sat 1000-1700, Sun 1400-1700.

Admission fees

No

Disabled access
Yes
Unesco
No
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