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Bog of Allen
The Bog of Allen is Ireland's best-known raised bog. The bog stretches like a brown desert through Offaly, Laois and Kildare and once covered as much as 100,000 hectares.
Places to Visit Kildare
The Bog of Allen is Ireland's best-known raised bog. The bog stretches like a brown desert through Offaly, Laois and Kildare and once covered as much as 100,000 hectares.
Places to Visit Kildare
Castletown House
Located in Celbridge, built between 1722 and 1732 for William Connolly, who rose to become speaker of the Irish House of Commons, is said to be Ireland's largest private house. The house remained with the Connolly family until 1965, when it was bought by the Guinness family, who ran it in conjunction with the Irish Georgian Society. In 1979 the Castletown Federation took it over and it is now cared for by D·chas.
Places to Visit Kildare
Located in Celbridge, built between 1722 and 1732 for William Connolly, who rose to become speaker of the Irish House of Commons, is said to be Ireland's largest private house. The house remained with the Connolly family until 1965, when it was bought by the Guinness family, who ran it in conjunction with the Irish Georgian Society. In 1979 the Castletown Federation took it over and it is now cared for by D·chas.
Places to Visit Kildare
Celbridge Abbey
Built in the 1690s by Bartholomew van Homrigh, a Dutch merchant who became Lord Mayor of Dublin. The abbey is now owned by the St John of God Brothers but the picturesque gardens are open to the public.
Places to Visit Kildare
Crookstown Mill and Heritage Centre
Located in Crookstown, it has a functioning water mill and an exhibition covering the history of milling and baking.
Places to Visit Kildare
Located in Crookstown, it has a functioning water mill and an exhibition covering the history of milling and baking.
Places to Visit Kildare
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