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Glasnevin Cemetery Museum | All human life is here | Museum & Guided Tours ☘️

Dublin City, Ireland
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    7 Apr 2020

    All the latest information relating to Glasnevin Trust and COVID-19 can be found here - Stay safe.

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  2. 16 Dec 2020

    We will be live-streaming this year’s Remembrance mass for our cemeteries on Sunday, December 20th at 12.30 pm. All details on how to access the live stream are available here

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    13 Dec 2020

    Tune in to our Virtual Christmas Tree Lighting and Service of Remembrance from at 4pm today.

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  4. 24 Nov 2020

    Teachers - A new project pack for TY is available at . It encourages students to discuss the historical significance of sites such as cemeteries, to work as historians and to make connections between international, national and local events.

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    13 Nov 2020

    The file of Nicholas Leonard is relevant to Glasnevin. Not just because he is buried there. The "spy named O'Leary" shot on Mountjoy Sq. in 1921 was Jerome O'Leary whose son, Jerome Jnr. (aged 10), was killed in Croke Park on Bloody Sunday and is also buried in the cemetery.

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  6. 5 Nov 2020

    Teachers - we have a range of classroom resources and online exhibits. Available to view and download here

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    28 Oct 2020

    On this evening's show we take a look at the life & execution of 18 year old Kevin Barry during the Irish War of Independence - See tonight, Wednesday 28th Oct 7pm & RTE+1 8pm RT

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  8. 23 Oct 2020

    Half Term History. Discover the connection between Wimbledon, Everton, and Glasnevin Cemetery in our Sports Hall of Fame Pack.

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    20 Oct 2020

    Don't forget to follow the hashtags for more discussion on the night!

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  10. 9 Oct 2020

    The O'Connell Tower has taken on a shade of red this week in support of National Fire Safety Week, October 5th - 11th. This is an important intiative from (Photo: Ray McMonagle/Dublin Fire Brigade)

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  11. 5 Oct 2020

    We are proud to be going red for National Fire Safety Week (October 5th-11th) a fantastic initiative from The O'Connell Tower will be lit up all week to show our support.

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    1 Oct 2020

    The iconic O'Connell Tower at and cemetery will be lighting up red for National Fire Safety Week 2020. Will you join them in the way you look at night to help stop fire? Fire safety week 5 to 11 October.

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    29 Sep 2020

    The McCabe family monument in Glasnevin. Produced by the architect and sculptor William Patrick O’Neill and commissioned by brothers William, Mathew J. and Michael McCabe, circa 1908.

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    19 Sep 2020
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    Just in case you missed it the great thing is it's still online. Please share the link. Thanks for watching & thanks to all the crew in

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    19 Sep 2020

    We're thrilled to share Republic of Sound with you all at 5pm today on here's the link . Enjoy!

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    16 Sep 2020

    Final pre record of Republic of Sound in Golden bridge Cemetery with local women. Keep an eye out for what time it will be streaming on on Sat 19th Sept

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  17. 11 Sep 2020

    We are experiencing some technical issues that have affected our online genealogy service today, Friday, September 11th, 2020. You will not be able to access records online if you have a genealogy account at this time. We endeavour to rectify this issue as soon as possible.

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    9 Sep 2020

    Join our FREE guided tour and discover the most iconic, helpful, & quirky plants of our collections. Highlights in September include autumn colour & the harvest. Booking essential: For more info see

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    2 Sep 2020

    I see his blood upon the rose And in the stars the glory of his eyes His body gleams amid eternal snows His tears fall from the skies Joseph Mary Plunkett

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    1 Sep 2020

    Roger Casement was born on this day, 1 September 1864 in Sandycove, Dublin. He was a diplomat, human rights campaigner and was executed for his part in the 1916 Rising in Pentonville Prison in London. This picture with him and the Fenian John Devoy was taken in New York in 1914

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  21. 21 Aug 2020

    In 1854 the foundation stone for the O'Connell Tower was laid by Sir John Power: friend of Daniel O’Connell and famed distiller. He used this trowel - created by Dublin based jeweller John Donegan. See our online exhibtion to learn more.

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