Museum wins award for best exhibition

The Ulster Museum has won the top award for the best permanent exhibition in the UK.

Sun, 16 May, 2010 - 11:40

The Ulster Museum has won the top award for the best permanent exhibition in the UK.

Boasting an Egyptian mummy and the most complete dinosaur skeleton on the island of Ireland, the centre received the accolade at the annual Museums and Heritage Awards in London.

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