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Over 1,000,000 LEGO® bricks have just been erected in Ireland, marking the launch of the upcoming European debut tour.

The LEGO sculptures are in the forms of a diverse range of models, from fashion to the animal kingdom, to fantasy.

After a hugely successful worldwide tour in Australia, Asia and The United States, Irish LEGO® fans will be the first lucky Europeans to have the opportunity to be wowed by this interactive experience.

‘Bricktionary: The Interactive LEGO® Brick Exhibition’ makes its European opening debut in Dublin this Sunday, March 10.

Newstalk's Kieran Cuddihy and The Late late Toy Show Legend, Finn Ryan, were the first to get into the Dublin experience this Friday, March 8.

Among the first to get into the Dublin experience for an exclusive sneak peek, Newstalk’s Kieran Cuddihy, a huge LEGO® fan himself, confirms how this is not just an experience for children. 

Kieran said: “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.

“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”.

Finn Ryan, who stole the hearts of the nation on The Late Late Toy Show in 2021 when he told us that his love for LEGO® began while in hospital battling cancer, spoke today about being the first child to be invited in.

“It is amazing, I was so excited to come here because I really love Lego. I can’t believe I was the first to get in,” Finn said.

“There is so much to see and it’s just so cool. I’ve never seen so many amazing LEGO® creations in one place. From life-size trees to Willy Wonka recreations, I can’t wait to try and recreate some of these myself.”

Bricktionary: The Interactive LEGO® Brick Exhibition will open in the Theatre of Light, Point Square, Dublin 1, this Sunday (Mother’s Day) March 10. Tickets are on sale here now.