Little Museum of Dublin

This is a museum that deals with the social side of history. It is

set in a Georgian house, where every room has a different

theme. I am looking forward to the "What is She Doing Here"

exhibition.
St. Patricks' cathedral
St Patricks' cathedral is a brilliant example of gothic

architecture. It was built in 1191 and has a 43-meter spire. It

is the national cathedral of the church of Ireland.

Irish Aid, Food and

Farming in Africa
Irish Aid runs workshops about the unequal world for

secondary school students. In a multimedia expedition

about a village in Malawi.

Pearse Museum
This museum is dedicated to the two Pearse brothers, Patrick

and William. It was formally an Irish speaking school called

St. Endas, the Pearses set up this school.

Rathfarnham Castle
It originally dates to the Elizabethan period. In the late

eighteenth century it was remodeled. It was closed for a

while but reopened on the 16th of October 2015.

The Art Gallery

With one entrance off Merion square this gallery has

examples of Irish and European art. It also often holds

exhibits one noteworthy exhibition was "Vermeer and the

Masters of Genre Painting: Inspiration and Rivalry"