Glenveagh National Park, funded and managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, is an Executive Agency in the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. Over the coming years, the park will undergo a period of renewal and rejuvenation and regular visitors will notice that some of this work has already begun in several
Glenveagh National Park are excited to announce our Second Biodiversity Week Festival “ Le Chéile don Dúlra,” will take place this year from the 17th -24th May. Open call for young performers for our opening night. This year Glenveagh National Park is planning a special opening event; “Young Voices for Nature.” This evening of celebration
On Monday 9th February, Visitor Services at Glenveagh National Park will open at the later time of 10.30am. This is to facilitate staff training. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Due to unforeseen circumstances the Castle Tea Rooms will be closed today. All other services will run as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
This year Glenveagh National Park is delighted to support the work of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. ABI Ireland provide care and support for members of our community that have suffered a life-changing brain injury. In addition to encouraging visitors to donate to this important charity, the Park will facilitate a series of dedicated fundraising events
Glenveagh National Park is committed to authentic community engagement, sustainable development and provision of quality, meaningful visitor experiences. To that end, Glenveagh Park Management are inviting expressions of interest from artists, craftspeople, musicians, facilitators and suitable businesses that can contribute to the Parks programme of events throughout 2026. In keeping with the parks role as
Join us at Glenveagh Castle this bank holiday weekend to celebrate Lá Fhéile Bríde or St Brigid’s Day by making St Brigid’s Crosses. The making of St Brigid’s Crosses on the eve of St Brigid’s Day is customary in Ireland to gain St Brigid’s protection. Keep up the tradition with a free drop-in activity and
Glenveagh National Park Visitor Centre will be closed for essential maintenance from Monday 12th January. This is to complete the final stage of the ongoing work to improve the building’s roof. The closure may last for up to three weeks. Any updates will be posted here. In the meantime, the shuttle bus service to the
The castle Tea Rooms will be closed for essential maintenance on Monday 12th, Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th January. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Due to the hazardous weather conditions, the last shuttle bus to the castle today will be at 2.45pm. The final bus from the castle will be at 3.30. All other services will close at 4.00pm On Monday 5 January, services will run between 10.00am and 4.00pm (last bus from castle at 3.30). This is subject