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LEARNING ABOUT NATURE WITH CHILDREN - JUNE 2023
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LORD MEATH’S KILLRUDDERY NATURE DIARY - MAY 2023
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ON THE FARM WITH ANTHONY ARDEE - APRIL 2021
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VARIOUS RAMBLINGS - PANDEMICS FROM THE ARCHIVES...
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ASK THE GARDENERS - GLENN KEELAN - JULY 2021
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KILLRUDDERY CUT FLOWERS – AUGUST 2021
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LEARNING ABOUT NATURE WITH CHILDREN - JUNE 2023
Yay for long Midsummer days; giving way to family moments spent in rock pools, cold clear seas and open spaces, or care-free in parks and back gardens – Outdoors is...
LEARNING ABOUT NATURE WITH CHILDREN - JUNE 2023
Yay for long Midsummer days; giving way to family moments spent in rock pools, cold clear seas and open spaces, or care-free in parks and back gardens – Outdoors is...
LORD MEATH’S KILLRUDDERY NATURE DIARY - MAY 2023
"When you lose a feature tree in a landscape you are apt to think you have lost an old friend and a permanent structure, however one has to remember trees...
LORD MEATH’S KILLRUDDERY NATURE DIARY - MAY 2023
"When you lose a feature tree in a landscape you are apt to think you have lost an old friend and a permanent structure, however one has to remember trees...
ON THE FARM WITH ANTHONY ARDEE - APRIL 2021
March has arrived and the age-old saying has reared itself in conversation: “In like a lamb, out like a lion” – meaning the weather for March has started calm but it...
ON THE FARM WITH ANTHONY ARDEE - APRIL 2021
March has arrived and the age-old saying has reared itself in conversation: “In like a lamb, out like a lion” – meaning the weather for March has started calm but it...
VARIOUS RAMBLINGS - PANDEMICS FROM THE ARCHIVES...
"Our opening is an ongoing, morphing thing. Our Killruddery community is deep and complex and sometimes challenging but we would never go back to having a quieter estate, the community...
VARIOUS RAMBLINGS - PANDEMICS FROM THE ARCHIVES...
"Our opening is an ongoing, morphing thing. Our Killruddery community is deep and complex and sometimes challenging but we would never go back to having a quieter estate, the community...
ASK THE GARDENERS - GLENN KEELAN - JULY 2021
Each month we give the opportunity to ask questions of our gardeners – about the gardens at Killruddery, or gardening in general. This month our Farm Shop Nursery Gardener, Glenn...
ASK THE GARDENERS - GLENN KEELAN - JULY 2021
Each month we give the opportunity to ask questions of our gardeners – about the gardens at Killruddery, or gardening in general. This month our Farm Shop Nursery Gardener, Glenn...
KILLRUDDERY CUT FLOWERS – AUGUST 2021
As anyone who grows dahlias will know all too well, one of the great frustrations and occasional joys of cultivating these frost-tender tuberous plants is the perennial challenge of reliably...
KILLRUDDERY CUT FLOWERS – AUGUST 2021
As anyone who grows dahlias will know all too well, one of the great frustrations and occasional joys of cultivating these frost-tender tuberous plants is the perennial challenge of reliably...
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Killruddery is located in The Garden of Ireland, south of Bray, off the N11 and only 40 minutes from Dublin Airport. Click here for a Google link.
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GARDENS OPEN (CLOSED MONDAYS EXCEPT BANK HOLIDAYS)
APRIL & OCTOBER: Tuesday to Sunday : 9.30 – 17.00 (last entry 16.00)
MAY – SEPTEMBER: Tuesday to Sunday : 09.30 – 18.00 (last entry 17.00)
Closed Mondays for essential maintenance (With the exception of Bank Holiday Mondays)
Southern Cross, Bray,
Co. Wicklow, Ireland
A98 W9F2
