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After Hours at the National Print Museum
National Print Museum · Dublin
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| Attraction | Entrance | Time | Why go |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guinness Storehouse | Varies | 1.5-2.5 hours | A seven-storey self-guided brewing experience at the original St. James's Gate brewery, ending with a pint in the rooftop Gravity Bar overlooking the city; Ireland's single most-visited paid attraction. |
| Book of Kells & the Old Library, Trinity College Dublin | €26 | 45-90 minutes | View the 9th-century illuminated gospel manuscript and walk through the Old Library's Long Room, lined floor to ceiling with 200,000 antique books; Trinity College's centrepiece visitor experience. |
| Kilmainham Gaol Museum | €8 | 1.5 hours (guided tour) | A former prison where leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed; the guided tour through its cells and central hall is one of the most powerful accounts of Irish independence history. |
| EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum | €22 | 1.5-2 hours | An interactive digital museum in the CHQ Building on the docks telling the story of the Irish diaspora through 20 themed galleries; a highly rated modern alternative to Dublin's older heritage sites. |
| Christ Church Cathedral | €12 | 45-60 minutes | Dublin's oldest building and mother church of the Church of Ireland, founded around 1030 and famous for its medieval crypt, one of the largest in Britain or Ireland. |
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Dublin is Ireland's capital on the River Liffey, built around Trinity College, Georgian squares, and the historic Temple Bar district. It mixes a compact walkable centre with a major literary and pub culture, and serves as the main international gateway to Ireland.
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