Built in 1747 for Archbishop Charles Cobbe by architect James Gibbs, Newbridge House is a remarkable example of Georgian elegance and historical continuity. It opened to the public in 1986. The interior showcases collections of period furniture and artwork, while the Museum of Curiosities offers a glimpse into 18th century life.
Newbridge House & Farm also host lively seasonal events, from Halloween and Christmas celebrations to the Flavours of Fingal Fair. The working farm provides a delightful experience for all ages, with ponies, piglets, goats and more. Newbridge House & Farm is just 30 minutes from Dublin City Centre or a short walk from Donabate train station.
- Cobwebs & Curiosities: A Georgian Winter Escape
Family funCobwebs & Curiosities: A Georgian Winter Escape Before the spring rush, experience the quiet, cozy grandeur of a 1700s Dublin winter. We’re opening the shutters on Thursdays in January for an intimate look at life behind the scenes. Swap the January Blues for Dublin Views.
- St Brigid's Day House Tours
History and heritageSt Brigid's Day House Tours This February, join us for our regular Georgian House tours with a special twist in honour of St. Brigid, the patron saint of craft.
- My Sweet Valentine
History and heritageMy Sweet Valentine Forget the crowded restaurants. This Valentine’s, we’re doing romance a little differently – under the soft glow of candlelight and the weight of history.
- Mothers of Newbridge
History and heritageMothers of Newbridge Make this Mother’s Day truly special with a meaningful experience at Newbridge House & Farm, where history, storytelling, and time together come together in a beautiful setting.
- Little Baker, Big Baker
Family funLittle Baker, Big Baker A delightful decorating workshop hosted by Cupcakes and Counting in the charming Courtyard Kitchen at Newbridge House and Farm.
