Taking place in Easter 2013

Ninety-seven years ago in Dublin, seven visionaries led a small army of Irish men and women in a revolutionary enterprise. Their vision was that Ireland might be free. This dream was an age-old one and was at first half-formed and rough shaped but became clearly defined down through the years. The United Irishmen gave it substance; Wolfe Tone delineated it, Emmet, the Young Irelanders and the Fenians strove to achieve it.

The battle of Easter 1916 raged for six days and resulted in the destruction of many parts of Dublin city. Many who participated in Ireland's fight for independence were laid to rest here at Glasnevin Cemetery.

Join us at Glasnevin Museum to take in our Revolutionary Tour. Tours last an hour and a half and visit the graves of Parnell, Maude Gonne MacBride, Daniel O'Connell, Éamon DeValera, Michael Collins and many more.

Tickets:
€12 Adult €8 Concession
€25 Family (two adults & two children)

All tickets include the tour and entrance into our interactive museum exhibition

All proceeds will go towards the restoration of the cemetery.

Booking is advised. Contact our booking team.

Telephone 01 8826550 or Email booking@glasnevintrust.ie