St. Kilian’s Heritage Centre celebrates the life, work, martyrdom and cult of St. Kilian who was born in Mullagh in 640 AD. Maps, photographs, statuettes, manuscripts and art reproductions bring to life the work of Irish missionaries in Europe in the 6th & 7th centuries. The exhibition traces the development of Gaelic script for Ogham writing of the 4th – Read more...
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14 Henrietta Street, , Dublin 1Henrietta Street is a terrace of early-to-mid 18th century houses. By the 20th century, number 14 Henrietta Street was one of several houses which had transformed into a tenement – this one house was home to over 100 people in 1911. Visit 14 Henrietta Street and experience life in Dublin from the time this house was built in the 1720s Read more...
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East Link Bridge, , Co. DublinThe 3Arena, located in Dublin’s Docklands, formerly The O2, formerly The Point Depot, is a popular concert venue, hosting many world-famous acts. Read more...
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Abbeyleix, Abbeyleix, Co. LaoisThe Sensory garden is set in the walled garden of the Brigidine Convent. It is the first garden of its kind in Ireland and its aim is to create a nursery specialising in fragrant plants. Read more...
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26 Lower Abbey Street, , Dublin 1For over 90 years, the Abbey has been the national theatre of Ireland and home of the world-famed abbey Players. The original theatre, destroyed in a 1951 fire, was replaced in 1966 by the current modern 600-seat building. Names like Yeats, Synge, O’Casey, Beckett, Behan, and most recently, Tony Award-winner Hugh Leonard are but a few of the revered Irish Read more...
