Galway Atlantaquaria, National Aquarium of Ireland is Irelands largest aquarium and one of the West of Irelands premier attractions. It is home to 170 marine and freshwater species. Highlights include seahorses, friendly rays, sharks and an enormous skeleton of a Fin Whale. The Aquarium offers a truly hands-on experience, and visitors can hold star - click here for more details
The National Wax Museum Plus is an exciting new interactive visitor attraction located on Foster Place, just off Dame Street, in the Temple Bar district at the heart of Dublin City Centre. The museum is housed in the historic landmark Armoury Building, previously the home of Irelands bullion and arms stores.
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Irelands best and most interactive experiences... on entering the building, you will be transported back in time and meet face to face with some of the most notorious characters to have walked the floors of this dramatic and history filled building.
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The National Museum has a collection dating from 7000 BC to modern times. In 1997 the National Museum collection was split between the Kildare Street building and Collins Barracks at Arbour Hill. Kildare Street has examples of Celtic and Medieval art e.g. Ardagh Chalice and Tara Brooch. In 2001, the Country Life in Co. Mayo was opened.
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The GAA Museum was established to commemorate, recognise and celebrate the GAAs enormous contribution to Irish sporting, cultural and social life since its foundation in 1884. Located in Croke Park, GAA headquarters, the museum is open daily throughout the year. The GAA Museum, situated under the Cusack Stand in Croke Park, was first opened in Se - click here for more details
Anne Fitzgerald, one of Irelands acclaimed artists, is known for her religious masterpieces and typically Irish faces and landscapes. Her paintings and tapestries have been exhibited in Ireland and the United States of America. The gallery shows her paintings, prints, sculptures and tapestries.
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Ardress is nestled in the apple orchards of County Armagh and offers afternoons of fun and relaxation for everyone. Built in the 17th century as a farmhouse, Ardress was remodelled in Georgian times and has a character and charm all of its own. Elegant Neo-classical drawing-room with plasterwork by the Dublin plasterer Michael Stapleton. Attractiv - click here for more details
Armagh County Museums unique architecture makes it one of the most distinctive buildings in the city. Irelands oldest County Museum, its extensive collections are based on specimens gathered by the Armagh Natural History and Philosophical Society during the 19th century. The exhibitions reveal the rich and varied history of the County with military - click here for more details
