Revenue Museum
The Revenue Museum provides an interesting history of the collection of duties and taxes in Ireland. The story is often amusing and insightful and exhibits include interactive games, videos and samples of counterfeit goods.
Website: www.revenue.ie
Address:
Crypt of the Chapel Royal,
Dublin Castle,
Dublin 2
Telephone: +353-1-8635 601
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