GPO Museum

The GPO is the headquarters of the Post Office in Ireland, built in Neo-Classical style 1814-1818. In 1916 it was occupied by Irish rebels led by PH Pearse, who read the Proclamation of the Republic outside the front door of the building. The interior was burnt out by shelling from government forces against the rebels, but the exterior survived. Subsequently the GPO was restored, reopening in 1929, and remains a busy working post office. The museum within it is a multimedia exploration of the Easter Rising.

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Address

O'Connell St Lower D01 F5P2

Hours

Mon-Sat 10AM-5PM

Price

Adult €17, conc €15, child €8.50

Website

anpost.com (opens in a new tab)