My Ireland
Oops... no internet connection
While offline, you can still add items to My board. New travel reccomendations will only show up once you’re back online.
Items without a physical location are not shown in map view.
Looks like your board is empty
Collection cover image
Visible to people you share your board with
Location access
- View offers and deals nearby
- Find travel inspiration based on your location
- Get local weather forecasts and essential information
Notifications
Travel times
Tell us when you are travelling to Ireland and we'll show you tailored reccomendations during of your trip.
- Recommended events during your stay
- Helpful travel reminders and updates
Privacy
We take your privacy very seriously and only ever process your data with your permission. If possible this is handled anonymously and we will never store your data for longer than is required. For more information on how we handle your personal data, please read our privacy policy.
Remove data
To securely remove all data associated with your profile, please contact our Data Protection Officer.
Reset your board
This will remove all the items you have previously liked from your board. Please note, you can’t undo this action.
Location access
- View offers and deals nearby
- Find travel inspiration based on your location
- Get local weather forecasts and essential information
Notifications
Travel times
Tell us when you are travelling to Ireland and we'll show you tailored reccomendations during of your trip.
- Recommended events during your stay
- Helpful travel reminders and updates
Reset your board
This will remove all the items you have previously liked from your board. Please note, you can’t undo this action.
Newbridge Silverware’s Museum of Style Icons
This quirky museum houses costumes, accessories and other artefacts once owned by some of the most stylish celebrities in the world.
It all began with Givenchy’s “little black dress” worn by Audrey Hepburn in Charade (1963). This was the first of many classic outfits acquired by Newbridge Silverware for its Museum of Style Icons, now recognised as one of the world’s most impressive collections of fashion and cinema memorabilia.
If you’d like to see the Beatles’ suits from their A Hard Day’s Night tour; Judy Garland’s satin wedding dress from the movie The Pirate (1948); letters written between Audrey Hepburn and her father who lived his later life on the island of Ireland; or original photographs of a young Marilyn Monroe captured by Hungarian photographer André de Dienes, this is the place for you. Admission to the self-guided tour is free so come and learn about these fabulous style icons and the important role of the costume designers, photographers and seamstresses who made their looks truly timeless.
You might also like
Inside Newbridge Silverware’s Museum of Style Icons, County Kildare
Need to know
The “Get up Close & Personal” experience is bookable for groups of two or more and allows you to don white gloves and touch the garments outside of their protective casing.
Just next door, you can tour the Newbridge Silverware factory where they have been manufacturing silverware since 1934.
Make a day of it and book a vintage-style Afternoon Tea here in the award-winning Silver Café.
