How to Donate



150 Year Anniversary Programme	Making a donation
	The National Gallery of Ireland is a national institution and state funding supports the core day to day operations, enabling free access to our permanent collection for over 360 days of the year. However, the Gallery relies on the generosity of our patrons and visitors to support the following key areas Research Conservation Education Exhibitions Acquisitions Individual support Individuals wishing to make a donation to the National Gallery of Ireland can place a cash donation in one of the donation boxes placed around the Gallery. Alternatively a cheque can be sent, made payable to the National Gallery of Ireland to the Development Office, Merrion Square West, Dublin 2, with contact details for verification of receipt. Donations of €250 upwards are eligible for full tax rebate. For example, a payment of €250 from a higher rate PAYE payer will allow the National Gallery of Ireland to claim an additional €181 from the revenue commissioners. An individual resident in the UK may obtain tax relief for a donation made to the British Fund for the National Gallery of Ireland. For more details on this and for details on donations from other countries, including the United States contact the Development Office. Bequests The National Gallery of Ireland welcomes bequests from individuals. For further details on financial bequests and on bequests of paintings to the Collection (not every work will be eligible). Corporate Support The National Gallery of Ireland offers companies a variety of ways to support the institution. Companies can receive a deduction in tax liability in respect of any donation over €250 to the National Gallery of Ireland. A UK company may obtain tax relief through donating to the British Fund for the National Gallery of Ireland. For information on tax relief from companies based in other countries, including the United States, contact the Development Office for more details. For additional information on any of the above email oobrien@ngi.ie