Take a guided tour of this wonderful country house. Hear the story of how the original 17th Century house, called The Grange was purchased in 1764
by David La Touche of French Huguenot origin, extended, and renamed Marlay, and was then sold in1864 to Robert Tedcastle, the well known Dublin coal merchant.
The Tedcastle family lived at Marlay until 1925. In 1925 Philip Love (a market gardener, who at one time was the largest tomato producer in
Ireland) acquired the House.
| Date | Thursday March 28th April 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th Saturday March 30th April 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th | |
| Times |
Tours on the hour. 11am to 3pm (last tour 2pm) | |
| Tour Duration | 60 minutes | |
| Maximum Capacity | 15 people Limited Wheelchair Access Please phone 01 204 7011 if you require wheelchair access | |
| Meeting Point | at the front steps of Marlay House The tour guide will open the door and admit group at tour start time. House door will be closed when tour commences | |
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Each attendee must book individually.