Enjoy a great day out at the Jeanie Johnston in Dublin's Docklands! Follow in the footsteps of the passengers who fled the Famine and discover the living conditions on board a 19th-century Tall Ship We'll even let you pretend to be captain of the ship 😉 jeaniejohnston.ie/tickets-and-to…

Delve into Ireland's dark history and discover the real living conditions of a 19th-century famine ship on board one of Dublin's must-see attractions, the Jeanie Johnston. jeaniejohnston.ie

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Take a journey back in time on board the Jeanie Johnston! Get an insight into life on board a 19th-century Famine ship and hear the moving stories of the people who made the arduous voyage.  📍Based in Dublin’s Docklands More info: jeaniejohnston.ie

Notice: The Jeanie Johnston will be closed on Dec 24, 25 and 26 🎄

Merry Christmas from the Jeanie Johnston! ✨🎄

Ahoy! Our crew wishes you all a Happy New Year! The Jeanie Johnston is open today and we’re excited to welcome you on board in 2024 ✨🥳

Visit the Jeanie Johnston in Dublin’s Docklands and take a journey back in time, get an insight into life on board a Famine ship while hearing the stories of the people who made the arduous voyage. ⚓️ jeaniejohnston.ie

No better spot to enjoy a nice view of Dublin’s Docklands than the Jeanie Johnston! 😍 Book your tickets now: jeaniejohnston.ie 🌊⚓️

Take a deep breath and make your way to the lower deck of the Jeanie Johnston. Get a unique insight into the living conditions on board a 19th-century Famine ship. Meet the Irish emigrants who embarked on the ship and listen to their fascinating stories jeaniejohnston.ie

#KidsGoFree Looking for unique family activities during the mid-term break? Treat your kids with a FREE visit to the Jeanie Johnston in Dublin and let them experience Irish history like never before 💙 🗓️ Feb 12th - 18th ⚓️Online only offer 🎟️Book now: jeaniejohnston.ie/story/kids-go-…

Dublin skies putting on a show for us this evening 🌇

Captain’s Log, April 5th, 2024 📖🖋️… Alert! A looming yellow weather warning prevents us from welcoming any dear passengers aboard our vessel tomorrow, April 6th. Our crew is eagerly anticipating the opportunity to welcome passengers once fairer skies and smoother seas prevail

In 1848, Margaret Ryal, from Co. Kerry, travelled on the Jeanie Johnston to Canada to flee the Famine. She was heavily pregnant when she came on board. How did she cope with the journey and what became of her baby? Visit the Jeanie Johnston to find out jeaniejohnston.ie

🚶‍♂️ Ready to make history? Join the National @FamineWay Commemorative Walk (20-25 May 2024)! Walk 165km from Roscommon to the Jeanie Johnston and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, led by Ambassador Eamonn McKee Free & open to all! #NationalFamineWay #GlobalIrishFamineWay

🌟 Ahoy, families! The Jeanie Johnston crew is delighted to welcome your little explorers to a unique journey aboard our ship and at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum 🚢 Let them set sail for adventure the whole month of August with our KIDS DO FREE offer.