Dublin Sights

I found this list on Pinterest.  It is from 2009 so the prices might not be completely accurate but at least it gives you an idea of pricing. 

The National Museum, National Library and National Gallery are located very close to one another, near Government buildings in Dublin 2. All three are worth a visit, not least because they are free of charge!
Also worth a visit is Buswells Hotel www.buswells.ie, a spot popular with local politicians and celebrities alike. In the summer peak season, Dublin's top attractions can get packed. Show up early to beat the crowds.

Here is a list with travel tips for Dublin's sights:
- Guinness Storehouse, retells the story of Dublin's most famous drink. The exhibition is interesting and is self-guided. Price of entry includes a pint at the seventh floor Gravity Bar, which has good views over Dublin and forms the head of the giant pint of Guinness formed by the atrium. If the taste is a bit too bitter for you, ask for blackcurrant in your pint - but beware, this will upset the purists! Outside tourists will encounter horse drawn carriages for hire. Beware as they charge €30 for the short 2km ride back to the city centre.
Adults €15 (10% discount for booking online), students and seniors €11, children 6-12 €5.
St James's Gate, Dublin 8,
Tel: 353 1 408 4800.
Daily 9:30AM-5PM. Closed Good Friday and Dec 24-26.
www.guinness-storehouse.com

- Old Jameson Distillery - Factory tour and whiskey tasting. After the video, make sure you raise your hand because they pick four people to volunteer for taste testing later in the tour!
Adult €12.50, students and seniors €10, families €25.
Bow Street Distillery, Smithfield, Dublin,
Tel: 353 1 8072355.
Daily 9:30AM-6PM. Last tour at 5:30. Closed Good Friday and Christmas holidays.
www.jamesonwhiskey.com/...Heritage_Old_jameson_distillery_Tour

- National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and History. Other locations: Decorative Arts & History at Collins Barrack, Benburb Street, Dublin 7. Natural History at Merrion Street, Dublin 2.
Free entrance.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 6777444 (marketing@museum.ie, fax: +353 1 6777450),
Tu-Sa 10AM-5PM; Su 2PM-5PM, closed Mon, Christmas Day and Good Friday.
www.museum.ie

- The National Gallery of Ireland, National collection of Irish and European Art. Free entrance. Merrion Square West & Clare Street, Dublin 2 (DART Pearse Station will get you to within five minutes from the Gallery.),
Tel: +353 1 6615133 (info@ngi.ie, fax: +353 1 6615372),
Mon-Sat 9:30AM-5:30PM (till 8:30PM on Thurs) and Sun 12PM-5:30PM. Closed Good Friday and Dec 24-26.
www.nationalgallery.ie

- Irish Museum of Modern Art, Modern & contemporary art, formal gardens & cafe. Free entrance. Military Rd, Kilmainham, Dublin 8,
Tel: +353 1 6129900 (info@imma.ie, fax: +353 1 612 9999),
Tu-Sa 10AM-5:30PM (opens 10:30AM on Wed), 12PM-5:30PM on Su and Bank Holidays. Closed on Mon. Summer Late Opening until 8.00PM on Thursdays from 5 June – 18 September.
http://www.imma.ie/en/index.htm.

- Old Library at Trinity College & Book of Kells, The gorgeously illustrated original manuscript of the Book of Kells is the main draw here, but the massive Long Hall of the Old library itself is equally if not even more impressive.
Adults €9, +€2 for optional guided tour. Students & seniors €8, children under 12 free. Family admission €18.
College Green, Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 896 2320 (adiffley@tcd.ie, fax: +353 1 896 2690),
M-Sa 9:30AM-5PM, Sun (May-Sept) 9:30AM (12PM Oct-Apr)-5:30PM. Closed Dec 23 - Jan 1.
https://www.tcd.ie/Library/

- Dublin Castle, Former seat of British rule in Ireland.
Guided Tour Prices Adults: €4.50, students €3.50, children €2, alternative Tour of Chapel Royal & Undercroft €3.50.
Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 677 7129 (info@dublincastle.ie, fax: +353 679 7831),
Mon-Fri 10AM-5:45PM. Sat, Sun & Holidays.
www.dublincastle.ie

- Chester Beatty Library, Contains a wide selection of early books and manuscripts, including sacred texts and manuscripts. European Museum of the Year 2002.
Free entry.
Dublin Castle, Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 407 0750 (info@cbl.ie, fax: +353 1 407 0760),
Sa 11AM-5PM, Su 1PM-5PM, Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM (Closed on Mon from Oct-Apr).
www.cbl.ie

- The Bram Stoker Museum, A frightening tour through the life of Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula.
€7 for adults, €4 for children and €5 for students and OAPs.
Clontarf Rd, Dublin 3 (Take the DART to Clontarf station, this will leave you beside the museum. Enter via Bar Code.),
Tel: +353 1 805 7824 (info@thebramstokerdraculaexperience.com),
Fri 4PM-10PM, Sat,Sun 12PM-10PM.
http://www.castledracula.ie/

- Christ Church Cathedral, dating back to the 11th century, is the oldest building in Dublin, though it underwent a massive restoration in the 19th century. Particularly interesting is the crypt, which predates the cathedral.
Adults €6, students €4, children with parent free.
Christ Church Place, Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 677 8099 (email@cccdub.ie),
June-Aug 9AM-6PM, Sept-May 9:45 - 5 or 6PM.
www.cccdub.ie

- Dublinia & the Viking World, a heritage centre, located in central Dublin, at the heart of the medieval city. The exhibitions at Dublinia explore life as it was in the medieval city and the world of the Vikings. Discounted admission to the Christ Church Cathedral available.
Adults €6.25, children €3.75, student €5.25.
St. Michael's Hill, Christchurch, Dublin 2,
Tel: +353 1 679 4611 (info@dublinia.ie),
March-Sept 10am-5pm, Oct-Feb 10am-4.15pm.
www.dublinia.ie

- Catch a hurling or gaelic football game at the sports headquarters, the 82,500 seat, state-of-the-art stadium, Croke Park. These sports are uniquely Irish. Hurling is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest field sport, with the ball (called a sliotar) reaching speeds above 130 kph. Gaelic football can best be described as a combination of soccer and rugby. To keep the sports "pure," it maintains an amateur status, with each parish in Ireland having a team - the inter-county games are generally extremely well-supported, so you may have difficulty getting tickets for the bigger matches. Tours of the GAA museum and the stadium are also available, including a chance to try your hand at the sports themselves.
www.museum.gaa.ie
www.gaa.ie

- Kilmainham Gaol, The prison where the rebels from the 1916 Easter Rising were executed. It is located slightly outside the city centre and can be reached by local bus (78a). Access is limited to guided tours, which leave every 30 minutes and are very interesting. It is well worth a visit if you are in any way interested in history.
Adults: €5.30, senior and groups: €3.70, children and students: €2.10, family €11.50.
Inchicore Road, Kilmainham, Dublin 8.,
Tel: 353 1 4535984.
Open Apr-Sep every day 9:30AM-5PM, Oct-Mar M-Sa 9:30AM-4PM; Su 10AM-5PM.

- Phoenix Park, The largest enclosed urban park in Europe. Includes a polo field and Dublin Zoo. The residences of the President of Ireland and the US Ambassador are situated in the park, but are not open to the public. If you're lucky, you may catch a glimpse of the herd of wild fallow deer that inhabit the park!
Free entry.
Phoenix Park, Dublin 8,
Tel: +353 1 677 0095 (phoenixparkvisitorcentre@duchas.ie, fax: +353 1 672 6454)

- Glasnevin Cemetery, Situated just two miles from the city centre, Glasnevin Cemetery is currently running a series of walking tours. These tours give a valuable insight into the final resting place of the men and women who have helped shape Ireland's past and present. The walking tour last one and a half hours and visits the graves of Daniel O'Connell, Charles Stewart Parnell, Michael Collins, Eamonn De Valera and many other graves of architectural and cultural interest.
Adults €5 and under 12 Free.
Finglas Road, Dublin 11 (Bus 13a 19 19a O'connell St or 40 40a 40b 40c Parnell St),
Tel: +353 01 8301133,
Tours (Daily:March to September) (Wed and Fri:October to February) at 2:30PM.
www.glasnevin-cemetery.ie

- Dublin Zoo, Located in Phoenix Park and dating to 1830, the Dublin Zoo is the largest in Ireland, and notable for its role in wildlife conservation efforts.
Adults: €15, students €12.50, Senior Citizens €12, children €10.50, family from €43.50 for 4 to €52 for 6.
Welington/Zoo road,
Tel: 353 1 4748900,
M-Sa 9:30AM-4PM in winter and 6.30PM in summer.
www.dublinzoo.ie

- National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin, Dublin 9,
Tel: +353 1 804 0300 (botanicgardens@opw.ie, fax: +353 1 836 0080),
Daily Nov-Jan 9AM-4:30PM and Feb-Oct 9AM-6PM.
www.botanicgardens.ie

- Leopardstown racecourse, located in the southern suburb of Leopardstown/Foxrock, there are regular meetings throughout the year. There is a "Pay as you Play" golf course within the racecourse grounds, as well as bars, restaurants and a nightclub (Club 92).
€12.55, with reductions for students and OAPs. '
Leopardstown, Dublin 18 (From Dublin city centre, follow the N11 south, turn right into the R113 (Leopardstown Road), the racecourse will be on your left),
Tel: +353 1 289 0500 (info@leopardstown.com, fax: +353 1 289 2634),
www.leopardstown.com.

- Dublin Writers Museum, located in an 18th century house, the museum is dedicated to Irish literature and the lives of individual Irish writers such as Shaw, Joyce, Yeats & Pearse.
Adults €7.25, children €4.55, family tickets €21. 18
Parnell Square,
Tel: 353 1 872 2077,
Mon-Sat 10AM-5PM, open until 6PM June-Aug. Sun and holidays 11AM-5PM.
www.writersmuseum.com

- Gaiety Theatre - The oldest continually operating theatre in Dublin hosts popular musical shows, opera, ballet, dance and drama.
Admission prices vary.
South King Street, Dublin 2,
Tel: 353 1 677 1717.
www.gaietytheatre.ie