I loved this museum, but I'm a real history buff and an anthropology student. The bog mummies were amazing (but hidden behind walls so you have to purposely go to see the real thing, you won't just run into one, good for the kids), you can see the Tara Brooch, and they also have a nice Viking skeleton. I'd definitely... More

Fantastic exhibits, interesting, well worth seeing. Artifacts there from 2000 BC all laid out with explainations on how they pertain to Irelands history. To top it off admisdion is free. More

This museum is totally worth a visit. They have bodies on display that they pulled from a bog that are still intact! I won't give any more info because you just have to see for yourself but I was so happy with my visit. One bad side note! Unfortunately I bought the audio guide (€2) thinking it would be for... More

On Dublin visits, I always make a visit to the Treasury at this branch of the National Museum of Ireland. It features displays of classic artifacts from medieval Ireland with helpful explanations of stylistic influences and contexts. A couple of chapters of /How the Irish Saved Civilization/ almost seemed to have been written there with their references to the Ardagh... More

Interesting displays and videos. Excellent food at the cafe, prices reasonable. More

Free entry and very satisfied with it overall. Highly recommended More

We visited a few of the National Museums, and let me tell you, I wish all cities made their National museums FREE! The museum was worth a visit, and honestly the museums are good to fill the void in the day, or if you have some extra time, however this was one of the National museums I wish we had... More

A must see museum. Fantastic objects. You could easily spent the whole day here. And the coffee shop is great too. More

Free, centrally located, and interesting. A huge collection of gold artifacts, the amazing bog bodies, and a small but exceptional Egyptian exhibit. More