An Túr Gloine Stained Glass Walking Tours

An Túr Gloine Stained Glass Walking Tours

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National Gallery of Ireland, Saturday 27th April

Explore the stained glass of An Túr Gloine in Dublin on this tour, led by Trinity College Dublin doctoral candidate Stephen Huws.

Join us to uncover the beauty and history behind these works of art with expert insight into the intricate craft of stained glass. Walking from the Gallery we will visit several churches around Dublin to view work by all of the major artists associated with An Túr Gloine, inspired by our exhibition about the collective.

• There will be at least 5km of walking on this tour with various changes in surface and trip hazards on public streets. Participants should take this into consideration before signing up.
• The walk will go ahead regardless of the weather so please dress appropriately!
• Meet your tour guide in the Gallery’s Courtyard, near the Merrion Square information desk.

Dates of upcoming walking tours:

Date:
Saturday 27th April
Time:
1.00pm
Price:
€10 - €25
Address:
National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square West, Dublin 2, Ireland
Google Map of National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square West, Dublin 2, Ireland

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