Howth castle, Howth , Ireland (southwestern views)
on a sunny winter day. Howth Castle is the ancestral home of the line of the St Lawrence family that died out in 1909. From 1425 to 1767 the title had been Lord Howth, holding the area since the Norman invasion of 1180. It is now held by their heirs, the Gaisford St. Lawrence family.
Howth Castle: a glimpse of a lost world
To hear the full episode visit theirishpassport.com.
The St Lawrence family have lived in this castle in Ireland for almost 800 years. The Irish Passport podcast met the current heir, Julian Gaisford-St Lawrence, to find out more about what it's like to keep a castle in the family for 35 generations. Our visit was a glimpse into the fading world of the lost tribe of aristocrats that once ruled Ireland.
To hear from Julian Gaisford-St Lawrence and to find out about the decline of Ireland's once-mighty Anglo-Irish aristocracy, listen to our episode 'Elites'. The Irish Passport is a podcast on Irish culture, history and politics made by Naomi O'Leary and Tim McInerney. You can subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud and other apps and find all the information you need on theirishpassport.com.
To find out more about Howth Castle and arrange a tour visit howthcastle.com.
On the backyard of Howth Castle, Howth , Ireland
some views of this magnificent and impressive medieval castle from its backyard
Howth Castle, Eastern side, Howth , Ireland
Views of the eastern side and the golf course nearby at this beautiful part of Ireland.Howth Castle is the private residence of the Gaisford-St Lawrence family. It has its origins in medieval times. In 1177 Almeric, the first Lord of Howth, came to Ireland with John de Courcy. Legend has it that on 10th August, the feastday of St Lawrence, at Evora Bridge, close to the Church of Ireland church he won a victory which secured him possession of the Howth peninsula. In gratitude for this he is said to have taken the name of St Lawrence. His descendants still own and live in the castle.
Howth and Howth Castle, Ireland seen through my lens
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Roisin Fitzpatrick - speaking at Howth Literary Festival in Howth Castle, Dublin, Ireland, June 2017
Roisin Fitzpatrick - Artist of the Light speaking at Howth Literary Festival in Howth Castle, Dublin, Ireland, June 2017
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Ireland - Part 1 - Dublin, Malahide & Howth
Video of my trip to Ireland, including Dublin and the coastal cities of Malahide and Howth. With a short intro about what I'm doing now and how I'm traveling so often, hope you enjoy :)
Part 2 - Cliffs, Castles and Alpacas
Passeio em Howth | Beach and Howth Castle | Dublin
Oi meus amores tudo bem? Mais um vídeo do tipo vlog pra vocês! Me deu vontade de sair por aí andando por Dublin e depois da aula fui conhecer o condado de Howth. Foi bem rápido que passei por lá mas vocês podem conferir imagem do Howth Castle e da praia típica irlandesa também em Howth!
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KINA + HOWTH CASTLE - Torino 1989(?)
KINA + HOWTH CASTLE - Torino 1989(?)
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Josh and I took the local bus from Malahide to Howth Island. We were originally planning on disembarking at the harbour but while we were en-route we noticed on the map that there's a castle on top of a hill called Howth Castle. The castle was a few bus stops before the harbour so we obviously got off when we could and started walking towards the castle.
On the way to the castle, we spotted St. Mary's Church. It was just a short detour off the path so we decided to go check it out. Unfortunately, we were unable to enter. We subsequently hopped back on the path to the castle. I was expecting there to be so many people, mainly tourists, at this castle but not a soul...seemingly. It was just Josh and I. We check just about every handle we came across as we walked around the grounds. But it was closed. I looked online and they do tours on the weekends during the summer. But this was February.
In the next part, Josh and I randomly hopped on board a fisherman's boat to cruise around Ireland's Eye. It was an amazing experience. We also saw a seal come a few feet from us before we even anchors aweigh.
Bird life near Howth castle, Howth, Ireland
Is this a flock of Curlews , I wonder
St.Mary's Collegiate Church And Graveyard (Historic Site In Howth)
I had believed that this was known as Howth Abbey but I have been informed that it is St. Mary's Collegiate Church.
The first church built in Howth was on the site of Howth Abbey, in Howth Village. It was founded by Sigtrygg, King of Dublin around 1042. Around 1235, the old church was amalgamated with the church on Ireland's Eye and a new church was built - founded by Luke, Archbishop of Dublin on land granted by Sir Almeric St. Lawrence. Little remains of either of these churches and most of the present abbey dates back to the late forteenth century. The church was a collegiate church - served by a collegium of three or more priests. A private house to the south-east of the church was the priests' house. Parishioners worshipped in the abbey until about 1630. After that date worship was conducted in Lord Howth's private chapel near his castle.
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Some of shoots from small rc copter made around Howth enjoy;)
Paul Muldoon Howth Castle and Environs: A View from Ireland. - PEI Conference 030813
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Here's some feedback from Howth Literary Festival 2016
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Hi folks . It’s me Sahiwalboy Khalid .Today I was in Howth . It is the one of the most beautiful and popular tourist place . If you come to Ireland you must visit Howth . Thanks to a Friend who recommended us to visit this place . I hope you will like it :) #howth #ireland #videoblogger #visitireland #republicofireland #pakistan
Beautiful coastal town, Howth, Dublin, Ireland
Howth is an Irish village on the Howth Peninsula, east of central Dublin. The grounds of 15th-century Howth Castle have rhododendron gardens and a transport museum with local trams. The 19th-century Martello Tower houses a vintage radio museum. The medieval ruins of St. Mary’s Abbey lie nearby. A clifftop trail has sweeping sea views. Offshore, Ireland’s Eye is an island bird sanctuary with an ancient ruined church
Howth Castle
Howth Castle, Dublin.
The front (E side).
Movie 2007.