Irish Famine Exhibition

Two people reading information off a storyboard set on a black wall
Person standing beside a black soup pot from the famine with storyboards in the background
Oval shaped black and white image of a man in a gold coloured frame
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The Irish Famine Exhibition in Dublin City showcases the Great Hunger of 1845 to 1852, through historical artefacts, photographs and personal stories. It educates visitors on the famine’s causes, impact and legacy in Irish history.

The Irish Famine Exhibition in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre provides a moving and immersive journey through the Great Hunger. Visitors can see original artefacts, rare photographs and personal letters that tell the stories of those who lived through this historic tragedy.

The exhibition brings history to life with engaging storyboards, short films and multilingual guides. Guests can step into recreated scenes, feel the atmosphere of 19th century Ireland while discovering the social, political and global impact of the famine. It is a powerful and educational experience that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

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