What you'll hear inside National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology:

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  Oro - The Gold of Ireland

  Ór – Ireland's Gold is the National Museum of Ireland's standout exhibition devoted to prehistoric Irish goldwork, spanning 2200 to 500 BC.

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  Kingship and Sacrifice (Bog Bodies)

  Kingship & Sacrifice is the permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology dedicated to bog bodies: human remains naturally preserved in Irish peatlands and recovered in…

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  Medieval Ireland (Power, Work and Prayer)

  The Medieval Ireland exhibition at Dublin museum explores three distinct galleries organised around power, work and prayer—reflecting the tripartite structure of medieval Irish society: nobility…

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  Viking Exhibition

  The Viking Exhibition is a dedicated section within the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology that explores the Viking presence in Ireland following their arrival on the island in 795 AD.

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  Antiguo Egipto

  The museum's Ancient Egypt collection holds around 3,000 objects spanning from the predynastic period through to the Greco-Roman and Coptic eras, making it one of Ireland's most substantial Egyptian…

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  Ancient Cypriot Pottery and Glass

  The Ancient Cyprus Pottery and Glass collection is one of the thematic exhibitions at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology.

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  Central Rotunda with Cupola and Zodiacal Mosaic Floor

  The central rotunda stands as the architectural heart of the museum, a domed space reaching approximately 20 metres in height that strikes visitors immediately upon entry.

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  Ardagh Chalice

  The Ardagh Chalice is an exceptional 8th-century Irish metalwork piece, now housed in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin.

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  Tara Brooch

  The Tara Brooch is one of the finest pieces in the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology, widely regarded as one of Ireland's most accomplished examples of early medieval metalwork.