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Knockabbey Castle & Gardens
Knockabbey Castle & Gardens
Tallanstown, Louth
Knockabbey Castle and Gardens boast a number of attractions including 11th century water gardens, probably its main feature, the largest tulip tree in Ireland, wildflower meadows, a Victorian flower garden and a restored glasshouse. Additional features include an interpretive centre.
It's signposted from Tallanstown....
Beaulieu House Gardens and Car Museum
Beaulieu House Gardens and Car Museum
Beaulieu, Drogheda, Louth
Beaulieu House
Beaulieu House was purchased and enlarged by Sir Henry Tichbourne then Marshall of the Army in Ireland and Governor General of Drogheda at the time of the restoration of Charles II. The Plunkett family previously owned the lands of Beaulieu and its castle.
One of the earliest examples in Ireland of an unfortified house, The Beaulieu you see today was constructed in the late 17th and early 18th century, most probably designed by a Dutch Architect.
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