Mount Congreve House and Gardens

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Majestic magnolias at Mount Congreve in Waterford 

Majestic magnolias at Mount Congreve in Waterford 

Sat, 01 Mar, 2025

Mount Congreve Gardens is home to one of the largest private collections of plants in the world
Mount Congreve's 'bailout' loan approved by Council

Mount Congreve's 'bailout' loan approved by Council

Mon, 16 Sep, 2024

A controversial loan of €750,000 was approved by Waterford City and County Council for Mount Congreve at the Plenary meeting in Dungarvan
Waterford's Built Heritage Investment Scheme opens to applicants

Waterford's Built Heritage Investment Scheme opens to applicants

Thu, 08 Aug, 2024

This scheme is intended to support a substantial number of projects across the country
Bridgerton Experience is scandalous Waterford treat for all gentle readers

Bridgerton Experience is scandalous Waterford treat for all gentle readers

Tue, 06 Aug, 2024

The Bridgerton Experience in Bishop’s Palace and Mount Congreve is most definitely an experience for those, who not only adore the popular Netflix series, but anyone who has a wicked sense of humour with a combined love for history and elegance
New trails announced at famed Waterford gardens

New trails announced at famed Waterford gardens

Wed, 03 Jul, 2024

A new family trail and Kids Ambassador have been announced at Mount Congreve Gardens
Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens honour horticulturalist Herman Dool

Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens honour horticulturalist Herman Dool

Mon, 17 Jun, 2024

Herman Dool was an integral part in creating and maintaining the beautiful environment of Mount Congreve Gardens in Waterford over four decades
On site accommodation approved at Mount Congreve

On site accommodation approved at Mount Congreve

Wed, 12 Jun, 2024

New lodges and eco-pods greenlit at Mount Congreve
Launch of new art gallery in Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens

Launch of new art gallery in Waterford's Mount Congreve Gardens

Thu, 09 May, 2024

The new initiative will celebrate art in the garden all year long