Objects from Passage Tombs in Brú na Bóinne (Knowth, Dowth, Newgrange), Co. Meath. Trace human settlement in Ireland. Neolithic Stone tools & Passage Tombs. Late Bronze Age Weaponry. Farm tools, horns & a flint mace head. Explore human settlement in Ireland from the stone tools of the first hunter-gatherers around 7000 BC, to the bronze weapons of the Late Bronze Age around 500 BC. Free exhibition.

Any big city will have plenty of attractions, but picking what's easy on the wallet is the hard part. So, here's a list of free things to do in Dublin!

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This interactive map and detailed list of instructions for a self-guided walking tour of Dublin will take you past the Castle, Temple Bar, and more.

The Archaeology Museum is the national repository for all archaeological objects in Ireland and home to over two million artefacts.

Ireland’s national tourism development authority, Fáilte Ireland, names Ireland’s top visited tourist attractions.

With displays of artefacts from 7000BC to the 20th Century, there's plenty to see at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology

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How Germanic is Great Britain really? Archeologists and geneticists have unveiled surprising revelations about the historical origins of people in the modern United Kingdom -- many of whom have ancestors who once crossed the North Sea.

Evidence that bluestones were quarried in Wales 500 years before they were put up in Wiltshire prompts theory that Stonehenge is ‘second-hand monument’