Loughlinstown House (Eurofound)

Country house on a castle site

Georgian house (front of the 1770s per Eurofound) incorporating a late-17th-century core built by Sir William Domvile, Attorney General, on the site of the Goodman family's castle (attacked and burned in the 1641 rising, per Ball). Let to Judge Robert Day 1796-1841; Domvile family until the 1960s; now the seat of the EU agency Eurofound.

Address: Wyattville Road, Loughlinstown
Phone: +353 1 204 3100
Website: eurofound.europa.eu
Email: [email protected]
Period: 17th-18th century
Distance: 1.5 km from St Anne's Church

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Nearby history & heritage

Rathdown Union Workhouse (St Columcille's Hospital) Workhouse front block · 1.1 km Bray Rd, Loughlinstown, Dublin, D18 V9K1

+353 1 211 5000
Loughlinstown Workhouse Cemetery Cemetery · 1.1 km Saint Columcille's Hospital, Bray Rd, Loughlinstown, Dublin
Ballybrack portal tomb ('Shanganagh dolmen') Megalithic tomb - portal tomb · 1.2 km 105-98 Cromlech Fields, Ballybrack, Dublin, A96 T6W4
Railway viaduct, Cherrywood (Bride's Glen) Viaduct · 1.2 km
Óglaigh na hÉireann - Irish Republican Army Memorial · 2.0 km
Old Shanganagh Castle (Beechlands, Shanganagh Road) Tower house (fragment, private) · 0.8 km

Sources: Buildings of Ireland (NIAH) · National Monuments Service · eurofound.europa.eu · Ball, History of the County Dublin · OpenStreetMap · Suggest a correction