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  1. International Women's Day

  2. Community engagement

  3. Painting of a female figure wearing a blue dress, a crescent moon headdress and pearl jewellery

    Online Art Appreciation Course: Great Women Artists from the Renaissance to Romanticism

    Our evening courses are the perfect way to learn more about art.

  4. A black and white photograph of a woman and a man sitting side by side at a table, with two half full glasses of wine in front of them. They are turned towards each other, and the woman has her arm around the man's shoulder, and is smiling. Behind them is a large mirror in which we can see them reflected.

    Photography exhibition at the National Gallery of Ireland showcases rare works from the Bank of America collection

    21/08/2019: ​​​​​​​Moment in Time: A Legacy of Photographs | Over 100 works spanning the history of photography. Opens 30 November

  5. Photograph of a young woman in a blue top with two toddlers

    National Gallery of Ireland welcomed over one million visitors in 2023

    24/01/24: Highest annual visitor attendance since 2017

  6. School students sit on floor in front of a large oil painting as a woman wearing a face mask speaks to them

    Schools Programme

    Book a school tour, online session, or self-guided visit.

  7. Merrion Square facade of the National Gallery of Ireland building with an Impressionistic landscape projected on to the facade and two images overlayed - one of a pastel drawing by Degas and a photo of a landscape

    A chance for the public to display art on the historic façade of the National Gallery of Ireland on Culture Night

    22/08/2022: Special installation in association with the French Embassy in Ireland

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    Visitor numbers exceed 788,000 in 2022

    16/02/2023: 3.5% visitor growth on 2019 figures

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  10. James Mahony, 'Dublin from the spire of Saint George's Church, Hardwicke Place', 1854. © National Gallery of Ireland

    Curatorial Department

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