The National Museum of Ireland – Archaelogy is an archaeological museum which was opened in 1980. The museum has over 2 million items found in Ireland but only a small part of them is on display. The museum has free admission.

My favourite thing in the museum was Margaret Butler's, Countess of Ormond, reconstructed dress. Margaret Butler was born in 1480 and died in 1542. She was one of the most remarkable women of her age.

I liked the dress because it was different compared to other objects in the museum. The colour of the dress is very beautiful. Margaret Butler's headdress looks very interesting and funny. I think it's always nice to look at old time clothes.

I can recommend the museum for everyone. The museum isn't very big so you can do much more during the day. You will find Margaret Butler's dress easily in the museum. I recommend the dress especially for women. There is a small sign next to the dress with more information about Margaret Butler. I think that information can be interesting to women.

(Tessa Antikainen 16A)