Kilkenny broadcaster finds his inner-child at opening of LEGO Museum

Kilkenny man Kieran Cuddihy was amongst the first people to enter the hugely anticipated new LEGO brick exhibition which recently opened in Dublin.

'Bricktionary: The Interactive LEGO Brick Exhibition' has created much excitement across the country, with the first of its kind museum making its European debut in the Irish capital.

Newstalk Presenter, Kieran Cuddihy and The Late Late Toy Show star, Finn Ryan were bestowed with the honour of being the first people to set foot into the Dublin experience on Friday, March 8, with the museum officially opening to the public last Sunday (Mother's Day).

Created by one of the world's leading LEGO brick artists and LEGO certified professional Ryan 'Brickman' McNaught, is based on Ryan's renowned book 'The Bricktionary: The Ultimate A-Z of LEGO'. The creative and colourful LEGO wonderland has been painstakingly built in Dublin over the last week and aims to inspire the imaginations of Irish LEGO fans, children, and adults alike.

Broadcaster, Kieran Cuddihy, a former hurler with Dicksboro admits to being a huge LEGO fan himself and believes a visit to the museum is not just an experience for children.

"As a huge LEGO fan myself, I was simply in my element throughout that experience. I love the creativity and challenge LEGO brick building presents, so to see models of that incredible detail, creativity, size, and scale was just so inspiring and amazing to see," he said.

"After sell-out stays in cities across the globe, its super exciting that Sunday’s opening makes this the European debut. Any adults, like myself, who are LEGO fans will be amazed by what’s on show here, but this will really be just the best day out for any Irish kids who love Lego. The play, build and challenge areas included for them are brilliant," Mr Cuddihy concluded.