Display of human remains and depressing exhibitions among National Museum complaints

At Collins Barracks, one person said they were unhappy after “being hurried” out by two staff members before it was actually closing time. File picture

EXHIBITIONS that were too depressing, the way in which human remains were displayed, and being denied admission for not wearing a mask were among the complaints to the National Museum last year.

The museum said it had received two dozen formal complaints from members of the public last year across its four sites in Dublin and Mayo.