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Bushy Park Road
Bushy Park is a peaceful Dublin City park noted for its woodland walks, ornamental ponds and beautiful Dodder Walk as well as catering for football, tennis, skate-boarding, boules and children's play.
Merrion Square
The elegant Merrion Square, in Dublin City, is adorned by an attractive public park and retains much of its Georgian character.
Parnell Square East
A place of remembrance and reflection, the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin City is dedicated to those who gave their lives for Irish freedom. The garden, designed by Daithí Hanly, is open throughout the year.
Ballybride Road
Rathmichael Lodge is an old-fashioned garden set in Shankill, County Dublin. The garden is full of old roses, apple trees, clematis and honeysuckle.
Balbriggan
Ardgillan Castle & Demesne is Ireland’s hidden gem. Set in spectacular parkland overlooking the Irish Sea with a magnificent view of the Mourne Mountains. The ‘castle’ is a large eighteenth century country-style house with castellated embellishments.
Grange Road
Marlay House was built about 1794 and today the 100-hectare historic demesne provides a wonderful park space for the public. Located in Rathfarnham, Dublin, the park caters for various sporting activities and includes gardens and lawns.
Sundrive Road
Eamonn Ceannt Park is located between Sundrive Road and Clogher Road, in Dublin City. It includes numerous mature trees, an athletic track, playing fields, tennis courts, children's playground and a state of the art cycling velodrome.
Clonmel Street
The Iveagh Gardens are located in Dublin City centre. They were designed in 1865 and combine French formal and the English landscape styles.
18 Waltham Terrace
The Dublin Garden Group (DGG) is an organisation which includes some of Dublin's most distinguished private gardens. Through DGG, groups can visit the gardens, many of which are not open to the public.
Iveagh Ground
Brickfield Park is a Dublin city park with all-weather pitch, located between the Crumlin Road and Mourne Road. To the north of the well-known Iveagh Ground, the park extends to 11 hectares.
South Circular Road
Located adjacent to Phoenix Park in Dublin City, the War Memorial Gardens pay tribute to the 49,400 Irish soldiers who died in the war of 1914-1918.
Farmleigh, Castleknock
Farmleigh House and Estate located in Dublin’s Phoenix Park serves as an accommodation for visiting dignitaries and a venue for important national and international meetings. The estate includes a wonderful collection of gardens, walks and plants.
Killiney
Killiney Hill and Dalkey Hill form part of Killiney Hill Park, a small public park overlooking both Dalkey and Killiney villages. The views of Dublin in all directions are spectacular from this vantage point.
Fairview
Fairview Park is situated in the heart of Fairview between the DART line and Tolka, in Dubblin City, this 20 hectare park features playing fields, a children's playground and tree-lined walks.
Tolka Valley Park is spread over 140 hectares, near Blanchardstown in Dublin City. The linear park follows the Tolka River Valley for 8km from Mulhuddard to Ashtown.
Ardgillan is situated on the elevated coastline between Balbriggan and Skerries and is unique among Dublin's Regional Parks for the magnificent views it enjoys.
Blessington Street
The Blessington Street Basin is known as Dublin's secret garden, as it remains largely undiscovered in the city. Most of the park is water and it also includes an artificial island created as a refuge for animals.
Overend Way, Overend Avenue
Dublin's only 38 acre working farm which is open to the public all year round. On the estate you will find many attractions including the Overend family home, gardens, vintage cars, farm and play area.
St. Stephen's Green
St. Stephen's Green in Dublin City is a Victorian public park, with tree lined walks, shrubberies, colourful flowerbeds, herbaceous borders, rockeries, and ornamental lake and a garden for the visually impaired.
45 Sandford Road
Created over the last 43 years by Helen Dillon (author, broadcaster and columnist) with an ever-changing colour scheme and a collection of unusual plants.