Saints, Scholars, and Scribes: Early Medieval Ireland Workshop

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National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, Saturday 1st February

Step back in time to Early Medieval Ireland at the National Museum of Ireland! Drop into the Learning Resource Room and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Irish saints like St. Brigid and St. Patrick, along with the lives of the people who shaped this pivotal period in history. In this hands-on workshop, explore replicas of jet crosses from Yorkshire, early medieval leather shoes, and intricate brooches once worn to fasten cloaks and clothing.

Take part in relaxing colouring activities, delve into books about Irish archaeology, and get a closer look at the fascinating replica handling objects that tell the stories of saints, scholars, and scribes. After the workshop, be sure to explore the Museum’s galleries for even more insights into Ireland’s rich past.

Please note this event is not wheelchair accessible.


Date:
Saturday 1st February
Time:
10.30am
Price:
Free, drop in
Address:
National Museum of Ireland: Archaeology, Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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