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Logo of Newbridge House and Farm. A large stylized letter "N" with a green vine winding through it is on the left. The words "Newbridge House and Farm" are on the right in brown text.
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The Cobbe Collection

Trace the captivating history.

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IRELAND’S MOST INTACT GEORGIAN HOUSE

Step Back in Time

A collection of classical white marble statues on display indoors. The figures include a toga-draped male figure, a dynamic wrestling scene, a standing woman in flowing robes, and a bust of a woman. A detailed tapestry hangs in the background.

Stylish Interiors

Uncover the remarkable interiors of Newbridge House. Originally a modest country retreat for Archbishop Charles Cobbe, Newbridge House transformed into a showcase of Georgian elegance under the stewardship of his son, Thomas, and his stylish wife, Lady Betty.

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A collection of classical white marble statues on display indoors. The figures include a toga-draped male figure, a dynamic wrestling scene, a standing woman in flowing robes, and a bust of a woman. A detailed tapestry hangs in the background.
a treasure trove of

Art & Antiquities

A display case at Malahide Castle contains a variety of minerals and crystals, including labeled and unlabeled specimens. The minerals range in color and texture, with some in small boxes and others placed directly on the floral-patterned surface.
A display case at Malahide Castle contains a variety of minerals and crystals, including labeled and unlabeled specimens. The minerals range in color and texture, with some in small boxes and others placed directly on the floral-patterned surface.

Fine Irish Craftsmanship: Admire exquisite examples of Irish furniture, including the dining room’s ornate stucco work and matching mahogany side tables.

The “Cabinet of Curiosities”: Delve into the fascinating “Cabinet of Curiosities,” a family museum overflowing with shells, corals, fossils, and even memorabilia from Captain Cook’s voyages.

A Shakespearean Connection: Discover the intriguing history of the “Cobbe Portrait,” long believed to be Sir Walter Raleigh, now widely considered to be a possible likeness of William Shakespeare himself.

Step back in time and
discover the beauty
of Newbridge House.

Create unforgettable memories

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