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Caption: Killruddery House and Gardens Wandering through a 17th century estate
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: Garden delights Killruddery House has been home to the Earls of Meath since 1618. Since then, it has seen sixteen generations of the Brabazon family.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: Killruddery has been used as a filming location for Vikings, Tudors, and more. The only room you can photograph inside the house is The Orangery.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: The Orangery has the most beautiful statues and views of the gardens.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: Head out to the Walled Garden where they grow produce for their on-site tea room.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: These chickens were unexpected!
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: 05 The Gardens are full of magical finds. I loved seeing unique sculptures around every corner.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: 06 These gardens were designed by a French man named Bonet who was a disciple of the man who designed the gardens at Versailles. Make time to sit on a bench and take it all in.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
Caption: 07 Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are the sunshine, food and medicine for the soul. - Luther Burbank
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Caption: Tours of Killruddery House are not always available, be sure to check the website. Don’t miss the farmers market every Saturday.
Picture of Killruddery House & Gardens
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