Exploring the Majesty of Nature: Jean-Baptiste Oudry's 'Indian Blackbuck with Three Pointers'
In the heart of Russborough lies a captivating masterpiece that draws visitors into a world where art and nature seamlessly intertwine.
Vernet's Heart of Gold
Revel in the unique beauty of the newly restored Vernet Drawing Room at Russborough, a stunning ode to 18th century Ireland.
A Man for Owl Seasons
On World Wildlife Day we chat to Russborough's very own bird man, Tom Byrne.
The Gloss at Russborough
Clean lines and minimalism shine against the sumptuous backdrop of this Great Irish House.
Love is in the details
What do you give the man who has everything?
Our Favourite Things - The Urn Clock
Mysterious, unique and a possible birthday gift for France's last King?
Russborough Notes | Behind Closed Doors
The year begins at Russborough with a number of deep clean and conservation projects and trimming the beech hedge maze.
The Return of Oudry
The Oudry has returned from Versailles.
Boring Art? Featuring the Milltown Collection
An inspiring new exhibition at the National Gallery curated BY young people FOR young people.
Bon Voyage - Russborough's Oudry heads to Versailles
Last week we wished bon voyage and au revoir to Jean-Baptiste Oudry’s Indian Blackbuck and Three Pointers (1745) when it travelled to the Palace of Versailles on loan. It is one of the highlights of their upcoming exhibition Les Animaux du Roi which runs until the end of February.