Onsite Guided Tour: 1913 – 1923, A Decade of Military Conflict

National Museum of Ireland

Onsite Guided Tour: 1913 – 1923, A Decade of Military Conflict

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Onsite Guided Tour: 1913 – 1923, A Decade of Military Conflict

Saturday 25th April 2026, 14:00

This thought-provoking tour explores the dramatic upheavals that shaped Ireland in the early 20th century, from World War I through to the Irish Civil War. Visitors will encounter the personal stories of ordinary Irish men and women—soldiers, rebels, civilians—whose lives were transformed by conflict and political change. Through original artefacts, eyewitness accounts, and historical interpretation, the tour traces Ireland’s journey from global war to national revolution. It examines the impact of the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, and the bitter divisions of the Civil War, highlighting how these events affected individuals and communities across the country. Designed to foster reflection and deeper understanding, this experience invites participants to consider the human cost of conflict and the resilience of those who lived through one of Ireland’s most turbulent eras.

Tour will begin in Reception at Collins Barracks. Booking is not required. However, places are limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be supervised at all times while on the premises.

For more information about our programme of free events taking place during this period, please see the following link: Easter Rising Commemoration Events | Collins Barracks | National Museum of Ireland

Additional Details

Event Medium - In Person

Wheelchair Access - Yes

Contact Phone No. - 016486453

Contact Email - [email protected]

Event profile (Keys) - Family (fun learning events for all family), Community (learning taking place in the community based organisations or venues)

Registration Required - No

 

Date And Time

25/04/2026 @ 14:00 to
25/04/2026 @ 15:00
 

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