National Gallery of Ireland

Peruse this grand collection of artworks spanning the 14th-20th centuries with a focus on European masterpieces

Enjoy the National Gallery of Ireland with Go City®

• With your pass, you'll receive complimentary admissions to the museum's temporary exhibitions worth €15. 
• A complimentary guidebook for passholders if no exhibitions are available.
• Get a look at stunning paintings by a host of old masters.
• Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don't forget to check them out.

Go City® pass holders can enjoy free entry to temporary exhibitions, and when no exhibitions are available, visitors will receive a free National Gallery of Ireland Guidebook worth €9.95 from the gallery shop. 

The National Gallery of Ireland collection contains over 15,000 artworks, representing every major European School of painting through watercolors, drawings, prints and sculpture. With works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Caravaggio and Goya, the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin also houses a renowned collection of Irish paintings dating from the 17th century to the 20th centuries, including works by Jack B. Yeats.

National Gallery of Ireland

The National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin offers a collection of art that spans across many genres and time periods. From the classics of European art to more contemporary Irish works, there's a mix of everything, no matter your taste. You'll find gems like Caravaggio's "The Taking of Christ" and works by Jack B. Yeats, showcasing the diversity in art the gallery has collected over the years.

What Sets National Gallery in Dublin Apart

One thing that makes the National Gallery in Dublin quite unique is their commitment to education and community engagement. They don't just provide a haven for art, but they have workshops, free tours, and even interactive exhibits aimed at making art accessible to everyone. So, whether you're an art lover or someone who doesn't know much about it at all, the gallery offers an enriching experience for all.

Did you know:

• Founder of the gallery, William Dargan, built the first railway in Ireland
• Nathaniel Hone’s ‘The Conjuror’ was the subject of the first-ever one-man show in the British Isles
• Rembrandt opened his own studio when he was just 19!

Exhibitions:

Click here to see the current exhibitions at the National Gallery of Ireland

Getting in: simply present your pass at the admissions desk.

For more information visit the National Gallery of Ireland website.