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National Museum of Ireland - Natural History

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Sometimes called the Dead Zoo, the Natural History branch of the National Museum of Ireland has galleries of animals from Ireland and overseas, also geological exhibits from a total collection of about 2 million scientific specimens.

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sally_mattimoe

Aug 2015

2.5

National Museum of Ireland Review

The National Museum of Ireland in Dublin is highly accessible to all. We had a great day out. There were lot's of interesting exhibits and I found the staff extremely helpful and friendly. There were some accessibility issues. I attended with my cousin who has a hearing impairment and she found it enjoyable to use the touchable exhibits but due to lack of induction loops and background noise she found it difficult to fully enjoy the day.

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Disabled Access at National Museum of Ireland - Natural History

The ground floor exhibition (Irish Fauna), Discovery Zone, Museum gift shop, and one restroom are wheelchair accessible. Please note there are no lifts to the first floor (Mammals of the World exhibition and Reading Room) and there is no wheelchair accessibility to the first floor. Access to the second and third floors of the Museum are currently closed to the public. See Gallery Closures for more information. Mobile stools are available upon request from the Reception Desk. Due to limited facilities, wheelchairs are not provided at this site. Guide and Assistance Dogs are welcome.

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Toilets features at National Museum of Ireland - Natural History

An accessible toilet is located on the ground floor, next to the entrance.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.