Ireland County: County Dublin
(Republic of Ireland)
Type : Irish museums
Traveller's note: 
2.50/5 (2 votes)
Loading...Brand new, brand new! The GPO Witness History is a new museum in Dublin, which has taken up residence in the mythical building of Dublin’s central post office (the General Post Office). Entirely dedicated to the Easter Rising of 1916, as well as to the emergence of the Irish State, this museum will plunge you into the heart of Irish History as you have never seen it before!
For those who would be put off by such museums at first sight, the GPO Witness History is far from being a boring history lesson! Its exhibitions are interactive, fun and effective. Here, touch terminals, large screens, sound recordings, period objects and photos will take you back in time to plunge you into the years 1910/1920. All in French please!
What’s more, the museum even offers you a 15-minute immersive audiovisual experience that plunges you into the heart of Dublin at the time!
The museum is also dedicated to Irish Gaelic culture, including the birth of the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association), a historical sports organisation dedicated to the promotion of local Gaelic sports. But the museum will also introduce you to the importance of the Gaelic language, considered essential to Irish national identity!
In short, a nice overview that will give you a better understanding of the current Irish identity. A very nice museum!
Please note that you can book your tickets on the museum’s website: you will benefit from a small discount!
Address: O'Connell Street Lower - Dublin 1
Location: Dublin
(County Dublin)
GPS : 53.349377,-6.260600
Price* :
10€ per person – 6€ for under 13 years old – 7,50€ for over 13 years old10€ per person – 6€ for under 13 years old – 7,50€ for over 13 years old
*indicative price may vary according to the season and the policy of the establishment.
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