*********** The Botanic Gardens is located in Glasnevin on Dublin's Northside .***********
The gardens were first owned by Thomas Tickell he was a poet . The estate was sold And then given to the Royal Dublin
Society in the year 1795. The garden became the first botanic garden in Ireland. There are vast amounts of trees shrubs and a vegetable
garden a museum tropical plants and also a café and theatre. Large groups of tourists and local residents come to visit this beautiful
setting annually. The reception area has books and leaflets with very informative information about the gardens'
There is also a side gate which leads into Glasnevin Cemetery where you can visit my page on this site.
I have included some photos of the National Botanic Gardens for you and hope your visit to the garden will be a memorable occasion
to look back on following your visit to Ireland.
Opening Times.
Winter 2nd last Sunday of October ( as summer time ends ) to last Sunday in February
Monday to Friday 9 Am - 4 30 Pm
Saturday / Sunday and Public Holidays 10 Am - 4 30 Pm
Summer ( First Sunday in March to last Sunday of October .
Monday to Friday 9 Am - 5 Pm.
Saturday / Sunday and Public Holidays 10 Am - 6 Pm.
Please note Glasshouses close at 4.15 in Winter.
flowers in Bloom
Tulipa Angelique
White Triumphator
Lily flowered Group
pot on pedestal
Tulipa Burgundy Lace
Acorn
Dead Calm
Click on Above
Speckled in White
cactus
Gone to Lunch
cactus in pot
brickwork
Cactus
Cacataceau Clestocactus lantana
Water Lillies
Ducks Resting
Pink
In Shaded Light
tropical greenhouse
foilage
