Michael Davitt Museum

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Michael Davitt Museum, situated in the picturesque village of Straide in County Mayo, Ireland, is a living tribute to the 19th‑century Irish social reformer Michael Davitt. Set in a beautifully restored early‑17th‑century pre‑Penal Church, the museum showcases a rich collection of artefacts, letters, photographs and original documents that chronicle Davitt’s life and the Land War. Visitors can start with a 12‑minute documentary, then join a guided tour every hour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., led by knowledgeable staff who bring the history to life. The opening hours include a complimentary pass to the world‑famous Céide Fields Visitor Centre and a 10 % discount card for Foxford Woollen Mills. The museum welcomes families, school groups and history enthusiasts alike, offering free parking and a serene sensory garden and cemetery area on its grounds.

Highlights

• Guided Tours
• 12‑Minute Documentary
• Sensory Garden
• Complimentary Pass to Céide Fields
• 10 % Discount Card

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• Typical visit: about 30 minutes

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