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Royal Hibernian Academy

Royal Hibernian Academy
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Type of Attraction
Galleries, Buildings & Monuments
Neighborhood
Central
Interests That Apply
Art, Shopping, Architecture
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Price: Free
Is there parking?: No
Wheelchair Accessible: Partial
Notes: Please call ahead for handicap accessibility details.
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
This is a good place to get: Snacks Dinner Lunch Breakfast
Restrooms: Availability Unknown
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Oda O'Carroll

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From the far-lung reaches of mid-west Ireland, Oda packed her kitbag at 17 and went to the big smoke of Dublin to study Communications. On graduation she worked for 10 years as a TV researcher on a variety of music, educational and documentary progra... More »


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Donald McGann

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As director of Bushducks Global Adventures, Donald Mc Gann explores, writes, photographs, and interprets cultures in many parts of the world. Bushducks supplied the Irish photography for Time After Time, an award-winning documentary, produced ... More »


Our City Expert's Tips


This is a great exhibition space and a really good place to start if you want to immerse yourself in nanscent Irish talent. Watch for the Irish Art College's graduation shows in the summer. You'll see the cream of the crop's work on display--most of which is also for sale.

Gourmet / Connoisseur
Grab a bite at the delicious restaurant and wine bar Ely Wine bar, just down the road. You can get 150 wines by the glass and meat is sourced from the family organic farm in Co Clare.

Artsy
Since the 19th century, the Academy's annual exhibition was a platform through which many conventional artists could sell their work. In 1943, a modernist movement spearheaded by artists such as Louis Le Brocquy and Mainie Jellett founded the Irish Exhibition of Living Art as an alternative for work which was unacceptable to the annual exhibitions of the Royal Hibernian Academy.

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