Following a major spring clean and tidy up, Kerry County Museum is delighted to re-open our Medieval Experience in time for the February mid-term break. The Medieval Experience is a reconstruction of what Tralee might have looked like in the year 1450. We have a dress-up corner and you can even lock yourself in the pillory. So if you are looking for a fun time during mid-term break, drop in Tuesday to Saturday from 9.30am to 5pm (last admission is at 4pm). The admission fee to see all our exhibitions is €5 for adults and children go free when accomapanied by a parent or guardian. Group rates apply.

Kerry County Museum is delighted to throw open its doors for free on St Patrick’s Day from 10am until 4.30pm. So visit the Museum if you are looking for something exciting to do before or after the parade and you can explore all our exhibitions with a sneak preview of our new Tom Crean Polar Room. Family activities include the Pangur Ban Discovery Trail in the Main Gallery, digging up Viking skeletons in the Archaeology Hall and dressing up in period costume in the Medieval Experience.