Irish Military Museum Park: 2024 Collectors & Exhibitors see our 80th D Day World 2 War Memorabilia

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Irish Military Museum Park: 2024 Collectors & Exhibitors see our 80th D Day World 2 War Memorabilia
Get up close with memorabilia, deactivated weaponry, equipment and uniforms from the Napoleonic era to the Gulf War. Exhibited over more than 15,000 square feet of floor space, be captivated by original armoured carriers, allied and axis vehciles, guns, fatigues, artefacts and even iconic movie costumes, covering conflict as far back as the Napoleonic Wars through to the the American Civil War, 1916 Ireland, World War One and World War Two, Vietnam and the Gulf War.
Packages Available For Families, Schools & Groups
Through our extensive collection, learn how war and the military have shaped the development of modern science and technology. Did you know Napoleon imagined the concept for the very first ambulance? And that it was the military that developed the mobile phone? Find out what other innovations were developed through military means at the Irish Military Museum And Park.
British and German uniforms from World War One, US and German uniforms from World War Two, and uniforms from the 1916 Irish Volunteers, and the US military and Viet Cong in the Vietnam War are on display.
There are props and costumes from movies such as Band of Brothers, Braveheart, A Bridge Too Far, and Game of Thrones. And to top it off, you can take a spin, and even learn to drive an FV432 APC armoured personnel carrier tank!
The Irish Military Museum And Park is proud to host one of the most comprehensive wartime collections in Europe. It is also rated one of Ireland’s top ten museums and has won the annual Trip Advisor Travellers’ Choice award for seven consecutive years.
Spend hours at the museum or bring along a picnic and spend the whole day. Throughout the summer we take advantage of the long evenings and host outdoor live music alongside other exciting events such as special exhibitions and our Living History Weekends featuring historical re-enactments from various wartime periods. Keep an eye on our social media page for event updates.
Whether you are looking for an exciting family day out, educational school tour, adult group visit or some action-packed outdoor fun for your child’s next birthday party, the Irish Military Museum And Park has something for everyone!
Get in touch with us today to discuss a group or school tour. In the meantime, follow us on Facebook to stay up-to-date with information about our live events!
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Directions
Find us at the Irish Military Museum And Park at Starinagh, Collon, Co. Meath, just minutes off the M1, Exit 11 (Dunleer / Collon).
From the M1 Motorway
Take Exit 11 off the M1 Motorway (at Dunleer/Collon). Proceed through Collon in the direction of Slane for 1.5 kilometres. Turn LEFT at the first crossroads (DPD is on the corner). The Irish Military Museum And Park is approximately one and a half kilometres on the left.
From the N2
Proceed through Slane Village and another 6.5 kilometres towards Collon. Turn RIGHT at DPD. The Irish Military Museum And Park is approximately 1.5 kilometres on the left.
Having trouble finding us? Put our Eircode A92 V4K7 into the Google Maps app on your phone.
Local Accommodation and Camping
For some extra family fun, why not camp a night or two at the Irish Military Museum And Park?
Our private camping grounds are set on six acres and offer shower and cooking facilities alongside options for both tents as well as drive-in and hook-up amenities for camper vans and caravans on request. Exclusive zones for family groups are also available on request.
Fire up the barbecue for a relaxed summertime vibe, enjoy a game of football in our vast green fields, and roast marshmallows over a roaring campfire.
Please email us or phone to book your campsite for a safe, secure and enjoyable camping experience.
Alternatively, there are plenty of accommodation options within a relatively short distance from the Irish Military Museum And Park in surrounding areas such as New Grange and Slane, and a little further afield in Drogheda and Navan.

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I went there today, cool place