We’re Back! Opening the 2nd July

🎉🎉We’re Back!🎊🎊

We can’t wait to open the doors to all our wonderful visitors on Thursday 2nd of July.

New opening hours

Tuesday -Saturday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Cost –Adults €6  Child -Free

The health and safety of our visitors and staff are of paramount importance so therefore here are some steps we are taking to ensure your visit is as safe and enjoyable as possible:

  • Visitor safety guidelines are in place.
  • Our front of house staff have received health and safety training in relation to COVID-19.
  • Physical distancing provisions are in place.
  • We have further increased our rigorous cleaning regimes.
  • Hand sanitising stations are available for visitors and staff.
  • Cloakroom services will be unavailable so please do not bring motorcycle helmets, suitcases or large bags.

 

If you have any further questions regarding your visit please call us on +353 (0)66 71-27777

 

 

 

 

By |June 29th, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized||

Armchair Travels with Kerry County Museum

While worldwide travel is still a little restricted join us as we select objects from the Museum’s collection, whose stories take you across the five continents of the world before bringing you back home to Kerry. We hope these will provide a fun, quirky and inspirational way of getting in touch with some of the county’s material heritage, which is held in trust for the people of Kerry by the Museum. It will take you to some of the unheralded parts of the county as well prompting a fresh look at familiar landmarks. You can watch our new Armchair Travels videos by visiting Kerry County Museum’s Online Resources.

 

By |June 26th, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized||

Make a Viking Shield for Cruinniu na nOg on 13 June

crin og

Kerry County Museum is delighted to participate in Cruinniu na nOg, a day of creativity for children, on Saturday 13 June 2020. There are lots of free online events taking place in Kerry and all over Ireland. Our workshop is all about the Vikings in Kerry! Children can make their own Viking shield, hear about the Vikings who settled near Tralee more than 1000 years ago and listen to a Viking saga. Simply find us on Facebook on 13 June when we will upload three posts, each containing a different activity. Kerry County Museum would love to receive your pictures and comments afterwards.

 

By |June 12th, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized||

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