A small Irish city is celebrating 25 years of its dedicated Viking Museums ... is said to have found Dublin and given Waterford to his brother. Considered to be Ireland's oldest city, the name ...

Marauding Norsemen from Scandinavia first came to this area on seasonal plundering voyages around the early 9th Century, and Viking remains ... of the National Museum of Ireland.

See personal letters, artefacts, historic and priceless objects and learn about the history of Dublin and Ireland ... Viking history and Georgian heritage, Dublin’s quirky and little museums ...

Either there was Viking activity earlier than we’ve realized in Ireland, or there is something in the water or soil in Dublin skewing the data, and both possibilities need further research.” ...

The museum houses a Viking exhibition ... is simply not the case that there wasn’t a Viking presence in Ireland outside Dublin, Waterford, Wexford and Limerick. Vikings settled the west coast ...

The remains of the legendary Viking fortress Linn Duachaill have been discovered in northeastern Ireland, 45 miles north of Dublin ... with the National Museum of Ireland, who led a lengthy ...

Some 1,300 years after Viking invaders from Scandinavia ... Researchers from the National Museum of Ireland and Trinity College Dublin (TCD) made a significant contribution to the six-year project ...

A treasure trove of Viking ... Ireland 1,200 years ago. "We are not proud of the damages to the people of Ireland that followed in the footsteps of the Vikings," Mikkelson said in Dublin in ...

Queen Margrethe of Denmark, whose Viking ... and Ireland,” the Queen said. Culture Minister John O’Donoghue, who attended the christening, promised the crew would be welcome in Dublin.

Those are now on show at an exhibition in Dundalk's Louth County Museum ... about early Viking settlement in Ireland." Linn Duachaill was eventually abandoned in favour of Dublin.