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Admission to the National Museum of Ireland is free.
The National Museum of Ireland – Decorative Arts & History, also known as Collins Barracks, was formally known as Royal Barracks in 1916. During the Rising, the 10th Battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers — an Irish infantry regiment — was deployed from here.
Come listen to fascinating talks in the former Officers’ Mess and visit the museum’s 1916 Centenary Exhibition “Proclaiming the Republic” or join a guided tour of this collection.
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association will host two walking Tours from the Front Arch Assembly: 11:30hrs and 14:30hrs
The National Museum of Ireland’s three Dublin sites will open on Easter Monday, 28th March 2016.
Photograph courtesy of RTÉ Archives.
Collins Barracks, The Palatine Room. Introduced by John Murray, RTÉ Presenter British Troops in Dublin during Easter Week By the end of Easter Week...
Collins Barracks, A/V Room Introduced by Maire Treasa ni Cheallaigh In the aftermath of the Easter Rising, some 1800 Irish men were interned at Frongoch...
Collins Barracks – Trinity Comprehensive School Experience the story of 1916 come to life before your very eyes. Trinity Comprehensive School, Ballymun Dublin, recreate...
Collins Barracks (Front Arch Assembly.) ‘Fall the men in – there is trouble at the Castle!’ It was a normal working day for the...
Collins Barracks, AV Room Introduced by Maire Treasa ni Cheallaigh Easter week 1916 in Fingal and Ashbourne. An account of the activities of the Fingal...
Collins Barracks, The Palatine Room Introduced by John Murray, RTÉ Presenter The “Cork comedy” and the Rising that Wasn’t: Easter 1916 in Rebel Cork....
Collins Barracks, A/V Room Introduced by Maire Treasa ni Cheallaigh Conor Mulvagh, University College Dublin. Photograph courtesy of the National Museum of Ireland
Collins Barracks (Front Arch Assembly.) ‘Fall the men in – there is trouble at the Castle!’ It was a normal working day for the...
Collins Barracks ‘Proclaiming A Republic: The 1916 Rising’ / ‘Dearbhú na Poblachta: Éirí Amach 1916’ Take a tour of the fascinating new exhibition “Proclaiming the...
Collins Barracks, A/V Room Introduced by Maire Treasa ni Cheallaigh Military Historian and Retired Army Officer, Billy Campbell, on the Sherwood Foresters and the...
Collins Barracks, The Palatine Room. Introduced by John Murray, RTÉ Presenter Michael Collins’ walk into History. Tim Pat Coogan Photograph courtesy of the RTÉ...
Collins Barracks, A/V Room Introduced by Maire Treasa ni Cheallaigh ‘After the Crown forces had retreated, both Companies joined forces and went across country...
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RTÉ would like to gratefully acknowledge the support and participation of the individual speakers who were kind enough to share their research and private collections with the public as part of the RTÉ Reflecting the Rising project. A big thanks also to the many volunteers and actors who gave their time so generously to help make RTÉ Reflecting the Rising a memorable and successful day.
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