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Drury Street Dublin: Forge a Silver Ring Experience

Available Monday, 02 Mar

Duration: 2h

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Dublin: Forge a Claddagh Ring

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Duration: 2h

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Georges Street Dublin: Forge A Silver Ring

Available tomorrow

Duration: 2h
Live guide in English
Group of max. 12 people

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Dublin Workshops & Classes reviews

4 verified customer reviews

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kyle, United States

31 May 2025

Excellent

The 2 instructors were incredibly helpful and kind. The experience was fast and fun and easy to understand. Highly recommend!

Drury Street: Forge a Silver Ring Experience

Anonymous

23 Nov 2025

Excellent

Caitlyn was amazing - she’s patient and great at explaining. 10/10 would recommend.

Forge a Claddagh Ring

Anonymous

27 Feb 2026

Excellent

Forge a Claddagh Ring

About: Dublin Workshops & Classes

Attend hands-on sessions in arts and crafts. Learn new skills from experienced instructors.

Dublin Workshops & Classes

24 Drury Street, D02 V658, Dublin

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