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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Over the centuries more than 10 million people emigrated from Ireland; this is the story of why they left, where they went and how they shaped the world.

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Address: CHQ, Custom House Quay D01 R9Y0
Getting there: Tram to George’s Dock
Hours: Daily 10AM-5PM
Price: Adult €21, child 6-12 €10.50, teen 13-17 €14.50, under 5s free, senior €19
Website: epicchq.com (opens in a new tab)

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