Gardens open to visit

Real gardens across the island, from walled demesnes to one-family plots — with when to catch them at their best.

Emo Court and Estate

Emo Court is a neoclassical mansion designed by the architect James Gandon.

Fairbrook House, Garden and Museum

Romantic walled garden at the River Dawn, laid out between ruins of the former Fairbrook Mill.

Farmleigh House and Estate

These extensive pleasure grounds, created by the Guinness family, span 78 acres and include a collection of Victorian, Edwardian and contemporary ornamental features with walled and sunken gardens.

Fota Arboretum and Gardens

A sheltered location and warm soils enable many exotics from the southern hemisphere to flourish here.

Garden of Remembrance

Dedicated to the memory of all those who gave their lives in the cause of Irish freedom.

Glebe House and Gallery

This is the former home of artist and collector Derek Hill.

Glenalla House

Country estate garden established in the late eighteenth century with extensive landscaping by the Harts, then the Franklin family since 1913.

Glenalla House

The country estate garden of Glenalla was established in the late eighteenth century with extensive landscaping by Harts, then the Franklin family since 1913.

Glenarm Castle Walled Garden

Wander through the walled garden, where thousands of vibrant tulips burst into bloom as part of the Glenarm Castle Tulip Festival, creating a truly magical display.

Glenveagh Castle Gardens

The original Victorian Garden was laid out for Cornelia Adair, beginning in 1885.

Grangegorman Military Cemetery

Opened in 1876, this a resting place for service personnel of the British Empire and their families contains over 1100 burials, including members of the ANZAC forces.

Greenfort

The Greenfort garden year really starts in February, with acres of snowdrops, followed in March and April by daffodils, jonquils and narcissi.