The National Gallery of Ireland is located in the heart of Dublin, and holds the national collection of European and Irish fine art. Founded in 1854, the National Gallery of Ireland first opened its doors in 1864, and over the last 150 years, the Gallery's collection has grown from one hundred artworks to over 15,000 paintings, works on paper, sculptures, objets d’art, silver and furniture, with an additional 100,000 items in the Library and Archive collections. 

The Gallery is open 362 days of the year, and admission to the permanent collection is free.

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National Gallery of Ireland

National Gallery of Ireland's headquarters in Dublin 2, Ireland

This department focuses on the acquisition, preservation, and exhibition of artworks, with a particular emphasis on Irish art and prints.

Art Curation

This department focuses on providing engaging and informative experiences for visitors through guided tours.

Visitor Experience

This department focuses on engaging and expanding the audience through effective communication and marketing strategies.

Audience Development

This department oversees organizational governance and maintains regulatory compliance within the board structure.

Board Governance

This department oversees the development and management of educational programs and initiatives.

Education Services

This department oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of exhibitions and related projects.

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Visitor Experience

Audience Development

Board Governance

Education Services

Exhibition Management

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People (3)

Jobs (0)

Other teams

Visitor Experience

Audience Development

Board Governance

Education Services

Exhibition Management

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