Glasnevin Cemetery has been at the heart of some of the key moments and events in modern Irish history. Many of the iconic figures from that history are buried here: Daniel O'Connell, Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera, and Countess Markievicz to name just a few.
Glasnevin is also the final resting place of almost 1.5 million people you will not have heard of; but behind every name, and beneath every headstone, there is the story of a life lived, of a unique individual’s experiences, joys and sorrows.
Glasnevin is now a significant destination for visitors, tourists and scholars who wish to learn more of the people and events which shaped the Ireland of today. It is a place of extraordinary social, cultural and historical significance that has earned it the title Ireland’s National Cemetery.
We offer an audio guide (includes exhibition) and map combination which enables you to explore a selection of the key graves in Glasnevin Cemetery at your own pace. The audio guide is available available from Visitor Centre Ticket Desk in: English, Irish, French, Italian, Spanish and German.
Adult €8 or Concession €6