Join us for a tour of the follies of St. Enda’s Park, a remarkable collection of 18th and 19th century monuments, placed around the parklands by the original owners, the Hudson family, to add drama and interest to the landscape. When Patrick Pearse moved his school here in 1910, the follies found new life in the imagination of his pupils, and provided a backdrop to their open-air plays and pageants.
Note: this is an outdoor tour. Please wear appropriate footwear and weather appropriate clothing.
Meeting Point: Pearse Museum Reception, St Endas Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin, D16 Y7Y5
Pre-Book Only
Accessibility Information
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
This tour is not wheelchair accessible. The tour proceeds across uneven ground, and through woodlands. There are some steps along the route.
There is parking available in the public carparks at Sarah Curran Avenue and Taylor’s Lane. Both carparks are approximately 5 minutes walk from the meeting point.
Join us for a tour of the follies of St. Enda’s Park, a remarkable collection of 18th and 19th century monuments, placed around the parklands by the original owners, the Hudson family, to add drama and interest to the landscape. When Patrick Pearse moved his school here in 1910, the follies found new life in the imagination of his pupils, and provided a backdrop to their open-air plays and pageants.
Note: this is an outdoor tour. Please wear appropriate footwear and weather appropriate clothing.
Meeting Point: Pearse Museum Reception, St Endas Park, Rathfarnham, Dublin, D16 Y7Y5
Pre-Book Only
Accessibility Information
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
This tour is not wheelchair accessible. The tour proceeds across uneven ground, and through woodlands. There are some steps along the route.
There is parking available in the public carparks at Sarah Curran Avenue and Taylor’s Lane. Both carparks are approximately 5 minutes walk from the meeting point.
