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Country LifeThe National Museum of Ireland – Country Life is home to the national collection of objects representing the...
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Country LifeThe National Museum of Ireland – Country Life is home to the national collection of objects representing the traditional way of life in Ireland since 1850. It celebrates the 10th anniversary of its opening in September 2011.Permanent Exhibitions• Romanticism & Reality • The Natural Environment • The Times • Trades and Crafts • Activities in the Home • Working on the Land and Water • Life in the CommunityThe Museum also a number of Temporary Exhibitions on display. Check out our website for more details.The National Museum of Ireland – Country Life is set in modern exhibition galleries (above left) in the spectacular grounds of Turlough Park House (above right) and surrounded by magnificent gardens and lake. Opening TimesThe Museum opening hours are:• Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5pm • Sunday 2pm-5pm • Closed Mondays (including Bank Holidays), Christmas Day and Good FridayAdmission to the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life is FREE.
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The Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, has been providing an arts service to the people of Mayo for the last 20...
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The Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, has been providing an arts service to the people of Mayo for the last 20 years. Housed in one of the oldest existing linen halls in Ireland in the heart of Castlebar town, is home to a gorgeous intimate performance space, a visual art gallery, coffee shop, and an art workshop space. The Linenhall programmes local, national and international arts events and activities; supports those working in the arts who live in the region and provides opportunities for all in the community to participate in making art.
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"We strolled around this wonderful trail for almost an hour. It is a peaceful haven in otherwise busy town. There is lots of wild life nesting along the lake and seems to cater for families, powerwalkers or just tourists like US. Peaceful, relaxing, and a very easy trail. Excellent. Should be recom..."mend. We enjoyed it.
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"We chanced on this place, having heard about it on RTE. Turlough House was the home of a famous Irish duellist with a colourful history! The museum itself is in a modern building with views over the turlough. Its exhibits focus on aspects of rural life over the years in Ireland with a particular ..."emphasis on traditional crafts. In the 1930's someone had the foresight to have garments and other artefact made using the sort of skills that would inevitably die out and these are on view. The contrast between the idyll of rural life and the often harsh reality is well made.
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