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Explore the National Print Museum and learn about the evolution of printing!

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Explore Dublin's National Print Museum, showcasing Ireland's printing history with vintage letterpress equipment from the 1960s. See rotating exhibits, guided tours, live demonstrations, and interactive workshops. Engage directly with the printing process and learn about its history.

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Haddington Road, D04 E0C9, Dublin
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