Craggaunowen

Craggaunowen is an archaeological open air museum in Ireland that shows what an early medieval or medieval crannog (5.-12th Century AD) might have looked like. It is located 10 km east of Quin, County Clare, adjacent to 16th century Craggaunowen Castle, a fortified towerhouse that now contains a museum. The name derives from its Irish name Creagán Eoghain.

Craggaunowen · Chester Beatty Library · Cobh Heritage Centre · Crawford Municipal Art Gallery · Donegal County Museum · Donegal Railway Centre · Downpatrick & County Down Railway† · Dublin Writers Museum · Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery · Hunt Museum · Irish Jewish Museum · Irish Museum of Modern Art · Irish Republican History Museum† · James Joyce Centre · James Joyce Tower and Museum · Kerry County Museum · Kilmainham Gaol · Marsh's Library · Museum of Country Life · National Gallery of Ireland · National Library of Ireland · National Maritime Museum of Ireland · National Museum of Ireland · National Print Museum of Ireland · National Transport Museum of Ireland · National Wax Museum · Natural History Museum · Ormeau Baths Gallery† · Pearse Museum · Somme Heritage Centre† · Saint Patrick Visitor Centre† · State Heraldic Museum · Ulster American Folk Park† · Ulster Folk and Transport Museum† · Ulster Museum† · Waterford Museum of Treasures

† indicates Northern Ireland

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