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Airfield
		This magnificent estate, looking out on the South Dublin Mountains, is open to the public from 10.00am -5.00pm, seven days a week, and bank holidays. It is situated on 35 acres of farmland with ornate gardens, a gift shop and a restaurant. The out buildings have been converted into print and photographic studios and there is a vintage car museum containing a 1927 Rolls Royce, a Peugeot, also purchased in the 1920’s and a 1936 Austin Tickford. Click Here For More Information

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Dalkey Castle
		A Living History Live Performance every half hour with costumed characters, from Deilg Inis Living History Theatre Company, portraying Dalkey’s Viking and Medieval past. Great family fun day out! Click Here For More Information

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Imaginosity, Dublin Children’s Museum
			Imaginosity, Dublin Children’s Museum, is a unique child-centred creative space for children up to 9 years of age, and their families. Imaginosity’s 2.5 floors of exhibits are educationally designed to inspire life-long learning through play, celebrating children’s imaginations on the journey from curiosity to discovery. Click Here For More Information

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James Joyce Museum
		The James Joyce Tower was one of a series of Martello towers built to withstand an invasion by Napoleon and now holds a museum devoted to the life and works of James Joyce, who made the tower the setting for the first chapter of his masterpiece, Ulysses. Click Here for More Information

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The Glencree Visitor Centre
		The Centre contains the armoury restaurant, Craft Shop & permanent exhibitions, nestling on top of the magnificent Glencree Valley & overlooked by a 18th Century Barracks. Accommodtion & Confernece facilities available & only 17 miles from central Dublin. Click Here For More Information

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Cabinteely House
	This magnificient 18th Century House was built by Robert Nugent, Earl Clare and is now owned by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. From 1933-1969 it was in the ownership of Joe McGrath who was well known in connection with the Irish Hospital Sweepstake and Waterford Glass. The house is situated in 96 acres of Parkland.

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Dalkey Arts
	Dalkey Arts Gallery carry a range of Original oil paintings, watercolours and etching. Also limited edition prints of all sizes.

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Marley Park Craft Centre
	The former stables of Marlay House were converted to craft shops in the 1970s. Enterprises include Pottery, Marlay Ceramics, Bookcrafts,Danvel Musical Instruments,Eamon Glass, Metal Art Design, Harpmaker, Woodcarving, Silk Flowers & Plants, Valerie McGurdy Hand-Painted Silks

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Marley Park House
	This 18th Century elegant house has been expertlyThis 18th Century elegant house has been expertly restored by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.

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National Maritime Museum
	Situated in the former Mariner's Church, the Maritime Museum is presently being renovated and is closed to the public.

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Pearse Museum
	The Pearse Museum is housed in the former Padraic Pearse School. Situated in St. Enda's Park Rathfarnham, the Museum is open throughout the year. Facilities include audio visual show, nature study rooms, exhibitions and tearoom