Whats on in Glasnevin Museum
- Ghastly Glasnevin 2011
- Daniel O’Connell
- Jason Ellis Exhibition- New Stone Carvings
- Their Story- The Irish in World War One
- IDI Design Graduate Awards
- Robbery on the Road
- Census 1911 Exhibition
- Tours
Glasnevin Museum Exhibitions
The 1,983 square metres (21,345 sq. ft.) Museum hosts three main feature exhibits:
The City of the Dead
An immersive exhibition in the basement of the Museum. It covers the burial practices and religious beliefs, as well as the meticulous record-keeping, of the 1.5 million people buried in Glasnevin.
The Milestone Gallery
A succession of special exhibitions on key historical figures, starting with Glasnevin’s founder Daniel O’Connell. It also houses ‘the Timeline’ – a ten-metre long digitally interactive table containing details of the lives and connections of hundreds of the most interesting people buried there.
The Prospect Gallery
This gallery offers a breathtaking panorama of the cemetery, along with information on its marvellous array of funerary monuments and historic graves.
Genealogist Searches on the www.glasnevintrust.ie Genealogy page are made accessible in a research area.






