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Glasnevin Cemetery Museum, both the guardian and storyteller for over 1.5 million people. From the ordinary to the truly extraordinary. Open Monday to Friday 10am - 5pm, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays 10am -5pm.
Museum & Cemetery Tour: Adult €12, Concession €8 & Family Ticket €25
Museum Only Adult €6, Concession €4 & Family Ticket €15
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"This is Glasnevin Cemetery as you’ve never seen it before, it's 'Dead Interesting' bit.ly/DeadInteresting
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It's beginning to feel like Spring.
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Hear about a vault in the cemetery that held secrets during the Irish War of Independence. For more details please see http://bit.ly/DeadInteresting
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"The Fools, the Fools, the Fools! Witness Irish History at Glasnevin Cemetery. Daily at 2.30pm For more details please see http://bit.ly/Pearse2017
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“Sleep well sweet angel, let no fears of ghouls disturb thy rest, for above thy shrouded form lies a torpedo, ready to make minced meat of anyone who attempts to convey you to the pickling vat.” Those creative victorians. A fascinating illustration showing an idea of how to deter a grave robber.
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Hear about a vault in the cemetery that held secrets during the Irish War of Independence http://bit.ly/DeadInteresting
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This Easter, Glasnevin Cemetery Museum will hold guided tours of the graves of combatants and civilians involved in, and affected by the 1916 Rising, telling the story of the dramatic events of a century ago that shaped Ireland as we know it today. More details or to book http://bit.ly/1916RisingTourTicket
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"As down the glen I rode again and my heart with grief was sore For I parted then with valiant men whom I never shall see more But to and fro in my dreams I go and I kneel and pray for you For slavery fled, oh glorious dead when you fell in the foggy dew" The Republican Plot, Glasnevin Cemetery.
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Easter 2017 - 1916 Rising Tours
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Dublin's best pubs, including of course, our neighbours John Kavanagh "The Gravediggers"
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The Sacred Fire by Dora Sigerson Shorter "They lit a fire within their land that long was ashes cold, With splendid dreams they made it glow, threw in their hearts of gold. They saw thy slowly paling cheek and knew thy failing breath, They bade thee live once more, Kathleen, who wert so nigh to death. And who dare quench the sacred fire, and who dare give them blame, Since he who draws too near the glow shall break into a flame ? They lit a beacon in their land, built of the souls of men, To make thee warm once more, Kathleen, to bid thee live again". Happy World Poetry Day.
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