Irish Gall Museum

Welcome to Irish Gall Museum

The Gauls were a collection of Celtic tribes who inhabited much of western and central Europe during the Iron Age and Roman period. Their sophisticated civilization featured advanced metalworking, complex social structures, rich oral traditions, and extensive trade networks that connected them with neighboring cultures including those in Ireland.

Our museum houses one of Europe's most comprehensive collections of Gallic artifacts, including weapons, jewelry, pottery, coins, and manuscripts. Through carefully curated exhibitions, educational programs, and research initiatives, we bring this fascinating history to life for visitors of all ages and backgrounds.

Archaeological evidence reveals significant connections between Gallic territories and Ireland, including trade in metals, pottery, and luxury goods, as well as shared cultural motifs and mythological themes. Our comparative approach examines both Gallic and Irish Celtic cultures to identify shared elements and distinctive features.