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Directions
to Loughcrew Gardens where the key to Cairn T is available in the off season from mid
September to mid June.
The Naper family have been creating Loughcrew Gardens since 1660,
the result is a garden comprising water, trees, vistas and
archaeology rather than flowerbeds. The surviving 17th century
features include a yew walk, foundations of a longhouse and a walled
garden from which a canal and a parterre have been relocated in replica.
In the 19th century these earlier elements were enveloped in a
development of parkland, watergardens, specimen trees, follies,
rockeries, woodwalks and vistas. The central area of
approximately six acres now includes a lime avenue, lawns and
terraces and herbaceous border.
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Ordnance Survey of Ireland
© Government of Ireland / Rialtas na hÉireann

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