A new book recalls the heady days of 'Dior and dogs' dinners' at Ireland's upper-class oasis, Luggala, and the lives of those at the centre of its notoriety. As Emily Hourican says, it was a mythical ...

Acclaimed filmmaker and editor Mick Mahon writes for Culture about Last Days At Luggala, a fascinating new documentary portrait of the late Garech de Brun, arts patron and co-founder of Claddagh ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I think old houses, and the people who love them, are fascinating. Luggala, an 18th-century fantasia nestled into five secluded ...

A peatland restoration project across extensive upland bog and heathland is to be undertaken at the famous Luggala estate in the Wicklow mountains. Luggala Estate Limited said it was "starting its ...

Mountaineering Ireland aims to meet the new owners of the Luggala Estate in Co Wicklow, to continue the practice of allowing hill walkers and climbers use part of the land for recreational use. CEO ...

The fate of Luggala, the famed Guinness estate hidden away in the Wicklow mountains and for sale on the open market for €28 million, hangs in the balance. The 18th-century property situated on 5,000 ...

Thirty miles south of Dublin, in the Wicklow Mountains, stands the ancestral home of the Guinness brewing dynasty. The Luggala estate is remarkable for both its natural beauty and its star-studded ...

Oliver Bath visits Luggala, Glin Castle and St. Clerans, three of Ireland's stateliest homes. And weren't they grand? "Oh, the poobs are hortin' something terrible," said the porter at the Merrion ...

Luggala, the Co Wicklow estate that belonged to the Guinness family for a period, has reportedly been sold for about $22 million. The Irish Times reports that the estate was sold earlier this year to ...

"People were drawn to Luggala by my mother's wit and beauty and by the atmosphere and beauty of the place." Even Aileen Plunket sometimes preferred entertaining at Luggala rather than her more staid ...

Twelve years ago, the Guinness brewing family opened Luggala, its verdant, 5,000-acre estate outside Dublin, offering weeklong stays for &euro20,000 (about $21,500). Now they’re selling the property, ...

Deep in a valley in the mountains of County Wicklow, Ireland, is a hunting lodge, crowned with battlements and nestled beside Lough Tay—a lake that, with its dark waters and white-sand beach, ...