In the glen running down to the River Liffey, a romantic blind arch from about 1780 spans the carriage driveway and a classical Doric temple of the same vintage stands overlooking the lake, adjacent to an enchanting waterfall. A wonderful setting and so near Dublin.
The ruins of a splendid Gothic folly provide an added attraction.
The castle’s 20-acre (8-hectare) lake is ideal for angling and boating. You can also go horse-riding, pheasant and clay-pigeon shooting and try your hand at archery. (See Activities section for more details) |