Central Bank of Ireland Visitor Centre

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Visitor Centre on Dublin Docklands


The Central Bank of Ireland Visitor Centre, located in its North Wall Quay headquarters, offers visitors a glimpse into the unique work and history of the Central Bank suitable for all ages.  Access to the Visitor Centre is free and both individual and group visitors are welcome.  

The Visitor Centre is currently hosting two exhibitions.  

Pounds, Shillings and Independence explores the birth of Ireland's first modern currency after independance.  Visitors can discover the origins and design of the iconic Series A and Ploughman banknotes, and view unique 3D printed replicas of the original coin design submissions.
 
75 Years of Change – The Story of the Central Bank of Ireland is an exciting new exhibition open to the public to mark our 75th anniversary, and takes you on a journey of discovery from the early history of the Central Bank right through to the present day. It will explain how 75 years of public service can be distilled into our core mission of safeguarding stability and protecting consumers.

Individual visitors can drop in at any time during opening hours, with dedicated staff on hand to help you get the most from your visit and answer any questions.

Groups can book tours in advance by emailing visitorcentre@centralbank.ie 

 
Details
 
Admission: Free
Opening hours: 10:00-16:00 Monday to Friday (with last entry at 15:30.) 
Group tours: email: visitorcentre@centralbank.ie 
Tour capacity: 20 visitors (maximum) 
Location: The Central Bank of Ireland Visitor Centre can be accessed via the main entrance of the Central Bank’s headquarters in North Wall Quay, Dublin 1.
 
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