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    Glasnevin Cemetery Museum is the world's first cemetery museum located in Dublin, Ireland. Visitors can tour the museum and cemetery, led by experienced guides, to learn about the over 1 million people buried there and their contributions to Irish history. The museum has three interactive exhibits that provide information on those interred at Glasnevin Cemetery and Ireland's cultural heritage. Buses from Dublin city center stop near the cemetery and museum.

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    Glasnevin Cemetery Museum is the world's first cemetery museum located in Dublin, Ireland. Visitors can tour the museum and cemetery, led by experienced guides, to learn about the over 1 million people buried there and their contributions to Irish history. The museum has three interactive exhibits that provide information on those interred at Glasnevin Cemetery and Ireland's cultural heritage. Buses from Dublin city center stop near the cemetery and museum.

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    Glasnevin Cemetery Museum is the world's first cemetery museum located in Dublin, Ireland. Visitors can tour the museum and cemetery, led by experienced guides, to learn about the over 1 million people buried there and their contributions to Irish history. The museum has three interactive exhibits that provide information on those interred at Glasnevin Cemetery and Ireland's cultural heritage. Buses from Dublin city center stop near the cemetery and museum.

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    Glasnevin Cemetery Museum is the world's first cemetery museum located in Dublin, Ireland. Visitors can tour the museum and cemetery, led by experienced guides, to learn about the over 1 million people buried there and their contributions to Irish history. The museum has three interactive exhibits that provide information on those interred at Glasnevin Cemetery and Ireland's cultural heritage. Buses from Dublin city center stop near the cemetery and museum.

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    Glasnevin Cemetery - Museum

    Glasnevin Museum is the world's first cemetery museum. Visitors can explore
    the history and the lives of more than 1 million people that are buried here.
    Daily Public Tours & Unique Museum Experience
    After or before visiting our museum, join our famous tours taking place daily.
    Led by a team of experienced guides, the historical tour gives a valuable insight
    into this unique Victorian burial place and into the final resting place of the men
    and women who have helped shape Irelands past and present.
    Interactive Museum Exhibition
    The museum has 3 main areas:
    City of the Dead
    Prospect Gallery
    Milestone Gallery

    Discover Ireland's heritage through interactive displays encouraging you to find


    out more about all those buried in Glasnevin Cemetery.
    Dublin Bus from Dublin City Centre
    Bus Route: 140 - Departs from O Connell Street
    Bus Route: 40 - Departs from O Connell Street
    Glasnevin Cemetery is adjacent to the National Botanic Gardens which are
    serviced by routes 4, 9 and 83. Visitors coming from the National Botanic
    Gardens must do so via Prospect Road and continue onto the Finglas Road or
    enter by foot via Prospect Square.
    Glasnevin Cemetery gate access to the Botanic Gardens
    The gate is located along the wall at the far side of Glasnevin Cemetery,
    Prospect Square entrance.

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