Murder, mystery and madness!
“Obedientia Civium, Urbis Felicitas” Have you ever wondered what the words under the Three Castles Burning mean? Dublin has a long and rich criminal culture that goes all the way back to the vikings who first gave the city its modern name. If you have a love of history and gallows’ humour, then this is the tour for you!
On our two-hour walk we will explore crimes from Georgian to Modern Dublin, giving context for how criminality influenced the city’s history, and was itself shaped by that history in turn.
Date: Tue 13 Oct – Thu 31 Dec
Location: National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Date: Tue 13 Oct – Thu 31 Dec
Location: National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Date: Tue 13 Oct – Thu 31 Dec
Location: National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Date: Fri 6 Nov – Sun 8 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland (meeting point outside gates), Dublin
Date: Fri 6 Nov – Sat 7 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland (meet outside gate), Dublin
Date: Fri 6 Nov – Thu 31 Dec
Location: Corner of Essex St W & Fishamble St, Dublin
Date: Sat 7 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Sat 7 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Sun 8 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Sun 8 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Tue 10 Nov
Location: National Library of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Thu 12 Nov
Location: National Library of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Fri 13 Nov
Location: 82 Merrion Square S, Dublin
Date: Thu 19 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Date: Fri 20 Nov
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
