Press Releases

  1. National Gallery of Ireland announces 2024 exhibition programme

    16/11/2023: Featuring unmissable Dutch and Flemish art, work by important Irish artists including Walter Frederick Osbourne and Mildred Anne Butler, and contemporary exhibitions exploring nature and the urban landscape.
  2. Daniel Maclise (1806-1870), 'Merry Christmas in the Baron's Hall', 1838. © National Gallery of Ireland.

    Festive gifts, special December events and more at the National Gallery of Ireland

    02/11/23: The National Gallery of Ireland is filled with inspiration for Christmas gifts this winter
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    National Gallery of Ireland announces annual calendar for 2024

    02/11/23: Northern Trust sponsor the Gallery’s calendar once again with featured artists including Paul Cézanne, Sir John Lavery and Evie Hone
  4. Painting of a female figure in a brown dress sitting at a table with a teacup and food
  5. Music, poetry, design and more at the National Gallery of Ireland for late-night events

    04/10/23: Thursday Lates this October, November and December as part of the After Hours at the Museum Scheme
  6. Logos of the Zurich Portrait Prize and Zurich Young Portrait Prize
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    Join the National Gallery of Ireland for a range of family activities on Culture Night

    15/08/23: Join the National Gallery of Ireland for a range of family activities on Culture Night
  8. National Gallery of Ireland & Arthur Cox LLP announce new Corporate Partnership

    01/08/2023: Leading international law firm to collaborate with the Gallery over a three-year period
  9. Drawing of a market scene and assorted people in period costume

    Drawings of life in Kerry in the 1880s are gifted to the National Gallery of Ireland

    17/07/23: Three works on paper by the English artist, Theresa Rose Marrable, have been gifted to the ESB Centre for the Study for Irish Art at the National Gallery of Ireland.
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    ‘La Vie des Champs’ by Paul Cézanne acquired for the national collection by the National Gallery of Ireland

    12/05/2023: Major acquisition by the Gallery now belongs to the people of Ireland, with support from the Government of Ireland and philanthropy