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Changing Ireland Guided Tours

26 to 27 September 2026Free entry

Changing Ireland tours connect objects at Collins Barracks with migration, politics and everyday identity.

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When
26 to 27 September 2026
Days
2 scheduled dates
Where
National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Dublin
Entry
Free entry
Kind
Heritage

What you will discover

The final September weekend includes migration tours on Saturday and an introduction to political and social change on Sunday. Saturday’s 14:00 tour uses a slower looking format; Sunday’s 15:30 tour includes Irish Sign Language interpretation.

Sources: National Museum of Ireland

Plan your visit

Meet at reception. Tours take approximately 45 minutes to an hour, are wheelchair accessible and need no booking. Places are limited and allocated on arrival. Children are welcome with supervision.

Sources: National Museum of Ireland

Programme

  • Saturday, 26 September 202614:00

    Slow Looking: Far From Home

  • Saturday, 26 September 202615:30

    Far From Home: Migration

  • Sunday, 27 September 202614:00

    From Revolution to Repeal

  • Sunday, 27 September 202615:30

    From Revolution to Repeal, with ISL

Tickets and entry

Free entry.

National Museum of Ireland, read 22 September 2026

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Programme and visiting details are based on the sources below, checked on the dates shown. The original listing was supplied by Fáilte Ireland under CC BY 4.0. For changes to the programme or ticket availability, follow the organiser’s official link.

  • Fáilte Ireland Open Data · imported 22 September 2026
    Venue, dates, entry details and official links imported from the Events dataset under CC BY 4.0. Source descriptions are not republished.
  • National Museum of Ireland · read 22 September 2026
    Programme and visiting details used to write the MyMap visitor guide.

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