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Grove Gardens & Open
Farm, Kells, Co Meath |
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The Garden show filmed here twice with
Helen Dillon, once with Dermot O’Neill.
Nationwide for RTE
presented one of their shows from
here too. The Irish Independent Magazine
listed the garden as one of the top ten
places to visit in Ireland. The gardens
have also featured in Marianne Heron’s
Book “Hidden Gardens of Ireland” volume
one and two, also Georgina Campbell’s
Book “Ireland for Garden Lovers” |
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Loughcrew House &
Gardens, Oldcastle, Co Meath |
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Take a walk through centuries of garden
and landscape fantasy. The central area
of approximately six acres includes a
lime avenue, extensive lawns and
terraces, magnificent herbaceous border
and physic border. Within the gardens
stand a mediæval mote and St. Oliver
Plunkett's family church and Tower House.
A host of enchanting features are
displayed in a setting steeped in
atmosphere and history. Meet Alice as
she strolls through wonderland,
encounter fairies and other creatures on
woodland walks.
Sculputres by acclaimed artist
Ann Meldon Hugh
and architectural treasures await around
every corner. |
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Glebelands And Glebewood Gardens,
Ratoath, Co Meath |
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Glebelands is a rural Georgian house
designed in 1813 and Glebewood dating
from 1990. The older and more mature
garden is set in undulating land,
emphasised by skilfully crafted low
stone walls and bounded by high
indigenous mature trees, augmented 20
years ago by blue cedars, pines,
conifers, acres and larch. Glebewood,
designed and constructed on 0.5ha of
flat featureless land six years ago, had
to be radically sculpted and moulded to
reflect the rolling characteristics of
Glebelands. The aim of the designers was
to create an overall atmosphere of
interest and relaxation in an
environment of ever changing. |
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