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Castletown House is currently closed.
The Courtyard café is closed for the foreseeable future.
The opening hours of Castletown Estate have been reduced due to ongoing issues.
The current opening hours are 09:30 to 16:30
Castletown House is currently closed. The Courtyard café is closed for the foreseeable future.
The opening hours of Castletown Parklands have been reduced due to ongoing issues. The current opening hours are 9:30 to 16:30
Castletown House is currently closed. The Courtyard café is closed for the foreseeable future.
The opening hours of Castletown Parklands have been reduced due to ongoing issues. The current opening hours are 9:30 to 16:30
Castletown House is currently closed. The Courtyard café is closed for the foreseeable future.
The opening hours of Castletown Parklands have been reduced due to ongoing issues. The current opening hours are 9:30 to 16:30
Welcome to Castletown House
When it was built in the 1720s, Castletown set a radical precedent and it is an extraordinary part of our cultural inheritance. Now, as the OPW breathes contemporary life into Ireland’s earliest and finest Palladian house, it is trailblazing once more. We hope you enjoy your visit.
To contact us, email castletown@opw.ie
Drones are NOT permitted on the estate without prior permission.
Café
The café is closed for the forseeable future.
Group/School Bookings
For group / school bookings (more than 8 people), please e-mail castletown@opw.ie
Code of Conduct
Please download the Code of Conduct for Dog Owners (PDF)
Guidelines for suitable food for the ducks in our pond can be found here.
The Castletown Blog
Stay up to date, and enjoy glimpses from behind the scenes at Castletown! Below are the latest entries. Click here for the archive.
Castletown’s Chandeliers – A Restoration Story
Castletown's Long Gallery is famous for its set of three Venetian chandeliers, believed to have been ordered by Lady Louisa Conolly when she was refurbishing the room in the 1770s. The chandeliers are unique in Ireland, and thought to be associated with the...
Stamps of Celbridge
One of our guides, Celine Hanratty, inspired by a recent post on the Conolly’s Folly stamp set about researching stamps related to Celbridge! Here is her list so far, please let us know if you have any to add. (Numbers relate to picture) Number 1 is, of course, Arthur...
The story of Lady Louisa
Lady Louisa, The Story of Castletown House by Sandra Murphy In 1759, at the tender age of 15, Lady Louisa Lennox married young Tom Conolly. Louisa was descended from royalty, her great grandfather was Charles II of England and her grandmother was Louise de Kerouaille,...