Parks
| Airfield Gardens & Walk | ||
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Upper Kilmacud Road Dundrum Dublin 14 |
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| Airfield Estate, formally the Overend family estate, comprises 40 acres of greenery and contains - tea-rooms, local history, archive, estate walks, market place for plants and vegetable sales, formal gardens and craft facilities. Entry charges are kept to a minimum and reused to fund the Trust's Education programme. Visit the Vintage Car Museum and farm |
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| Blackrock Park | ||
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Rock Road Blackrock |
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| The park, beside the DART Station, overlooks the sea and has a children's Playground and pond ideal for miniature boats |
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| Cabinteely Park | ||
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Old Bray Cabinteely Dublin 18 |
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| 96 acre Park with 18th Century Cabinteely House and Grain Store |
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| Dun Laoghaire People's Park | ||
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Upper George's Street Dun Laoghaire |
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| Beautifully laid out with different flower beds, this Victorian Park has a Children's Play Area and Tea Rooms. It is enclosed by wrought iron railings and gates and two very fine cast iron fountains manufactured by the Sun Foundry, Glasgow |
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| Killiney Hill Park | ||
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Killiney Hill Road Killiney |
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| This 200 acre Victorian Park high above sea level has breathtaking views from the summit across Killiney and Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. Walk through the woods and pathways with the coast always in view, ideal for picnics. Car park. |
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| Marlay Demense | ||
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Grange Road Rathfarnham Dublin 16 |
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| This 214 acre Park has something for everything. Designed in the English Landscape style with involvement from well-known contemporary designers Legatt and Hely-Dutton, Marlay Park has walks that lead through the demesne's mature woodland and lake areas. There are abundant framed views of waterfalls, bridges and weirs The park is famous for its Craft Courtyard and 18th Century Marlay House. Enjoy a coffee, play Tennis, Golf or Football. The park is 10 km from Dublin city Centre. The bus no. 478 stops along the Grange Road side of the demesne. Car parking is available |
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| Moran Park | ||
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Haigh Terrace Dun Laoghaire |
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| Overlooking the Harbour, Moran Park contains a Bowling Green. The central focus is the sculpture of "Christ the King" by internationally renowned sculptor Andrew O'Connor. Moran Park House was the location for the first wireless transmission by Gugielmo Marconi on 20th July 1898. He transmitted reports of the Kingstown(Dun Laoghaire) Regatta to this building for newspaper publication |
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| Romeo and Juliet | 9 - 12 Feb |
| A Taste of Honey | 13 Feb |
| Valentine's Night with The Café Orchestra | 14 Feb |
| DLR Poetry Now | 25 - 28 Mar |
| Dun Laoghaire's first Boat Jumble | 28 Mar |
