The Jeanie Johnston - An Irish Famine Story in Dublin: photos, reviews

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Explore the powerful narrative of The Jeanie Johnston: An Irish Famine Story in Dublin. With an impressive 4.7 Google rating, this attraction offers a captivating journey through Irish history, ideal for visitors of all ages. Climb aboard the beautifully reconstructed famine ship and embark on an informative and emotionally charged tour led by exceptional guides like Claire, Ronan, Faye, Joyce, and Owen. Known for their engaging storytelling, they bring to life the trials and triumphs faced by passengers during the Great Famine. The experience is both enjoyable and profoundly educational, leaving guests with a deeper understanding of Ireland's past. Pair your visit with a trip to the EPIC emigration museum for a well-rounded historical adventure. Highly recommended for those eager to learn and be moved by Ireland's rich heritage.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Dublin City South, George's Quay

Bus stop 266 m walk

Custom House Quay

Bus stop 132 m walk

Dublin City South, Lower Sandwith Street

Bus stop 270 m walk

George's Dock

Tram stop 181 m walk

Busáras Central Bus Station

Bus station 309 m walk

Connolly Station, stop

Bus station 308 m walk

Dublin Pearse

Train station 508 m walk

4.7

based on 1,741 review

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4.7/5 1,741 review

Nadine V.

A truly fascinating visit, filled with powerful and moving stories. Our guide, Matthew was wonderful!

Alex J

Great tour and Claire was an amazing guide, full of energy and very knowledgeable

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The Jeanie Johnston - An Irish Famine Story in Dublin

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