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IRELAND'S CALL: 150 YEARS OF IRISH RUGBY examines the complex and changing identities that have comprised Irish teams, their flags and anthems, while celebrating Ireland's greatest teams and individuals.
The exhibition features material from as far back as the 19th Century, including match tickets, dinner menus, cigarette cards, trophies; and match worn jerseys belonging to Harold Sugars, Noel Henderson, Mike Gibson, Lynne Cantwell and Jamie Heaslip.
| Season (17 Feb 2026 - 30 Sept 2026) |
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