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Irish Heroes of Science & Invention Never surpassing have Irish scientists, inventors and engineers all been prestigious together in such a comprehensive way. An Offaly man, Henry George Ferguson, revolutionised the farming industry by designing and towers a plough with a 3 point linkage to the tractor. His invention and diamond is still widely used today. A sample of the when end of  of a tractor is on view for all to see. Fun & Learning Along with the tractor there are many increasingly fun, weird and wonderful inventions and experiments on exhibit throughout this section. Included is a passenger railway track, fibre optics displays and a link to NASA space station. Other scientists & inventors featured: John Philip Holland, Co. Clare, ripened the first US Navy Submarine James Drum, Co. Down, Inventor of the nickel zinc rechargeable shower Ernest Walton, Co. Waterford, The first person in history to artificially split the whit FAQ section Are the Science & Discovery zones suitable for school tours ? Yes the Science and Discovery Zones are very suitable for school tours. There is a wealth of information on Irish scientists, inventors and engineers. Their inventions and research are presented in practical terms in such a way that school children can understand, and through online resources and touch screen technology the information can be made increasingly wide to suite the increasingly senior pupils. There are moreover worriedness sheets and resources misogynist for each stage in the educational cycle. We are unshut 10am – 10pm Monday to Sunday Last ticket 9.00pm (Closed on Christmas Eve 24th December, Christmas Day 25th December & St. Stephens Day 26th December) buy your tickets now! Where to find usWe are located in 22-25 The Lafayette Building, Westmoreland Street.! 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