Connections

Farmleigh Gallery Farmleigh House & Estate, Phoenix Park, Dublin 15, Ireland

Contemporary Arts from the OPW State Art Collection and the Northern Ireland Civil Service Collection. Connections is an exhibition that invites individuals to transition from being a viewer who is merely exposed to art, to being a participant who engages with the exhibition to find their own meaning. Rather than presenting a predetermined narrative, the […]

Christmas at Farmleigh

Farmleigh House and Estate Phoenix Park, Dublin 15, Ireland

*Some events require tickets due to limited capacity. Free Tickets will be available on a first come first served basis in the Visitor Hub in the Courtyard on the day.  10:00 – 17:00 Christmas Food and Craft Market, Farmyard 12:00-14:00 Live Music Christmas Markets With Claudio, Farmyard 10:00-17:00 Festive Crib Outdoors 12-12:30pm, 13:45-14:15, 15:30-16:00 Christmas Puppet […]

Christmas at Farmleigh

Farmleigh House and Estate Phoenix Park, Dublin 15, Ireland

*Some events require tickets due to limited capacity. Free Tickets will be available on a first come first served basis in the Visitor Hub in the Courtyard on the day. 10:00 – 17:00 Christmas Food and Craft Market, Farmyard  12:00-14:00 Live Music Christmas Markets With Patrick O Byrne, Farmyard  10:00-17:00 Festive Crib, Outdoors 12-12:30pm, 13:45-14:15, […]

Christmas Opening Hours

Farmleigh Estate Farmleigh Estate, Dublin 15, Dublin, Ireland

24th December: Farmleigh Estate: Last entry 12pm. Estate closed at 1pm. Farmleigh House Guided tours: 10.30 & 11.30. Farmleigh Gallery: closed at 12.30. Boathouse Restaurant (takeaway only): until 12pm.   25th & 26th: Farmleigh Estate, Farmleigh House, Farmleigh Gallery and Boathouse Restaurant closed.   27th Dec: Farmleigh Estate and Boathouse Restaurant open. Farmleigh House and […]

Kwaidan—Encounters with Lafcadio Hearn

Farmleigh Gallery Farmleigh House & Estate, Phoenix Park, Dublin 15, Ireland

An Exhibition by Artists from Ireland and Japan Kwaidan, by Patrick Lafcadio Hearn (1850-1904), was first published in 1904. This exhibition features the works of 40 artists based in Ireland and Japan who have been inspired by these strange and ghostly tales. Their interpretations are presented through a diverse collection of contemporary fine art printmaking […]