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Showing posts with label Bellingham Castle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bellingham Castle. Show all posts
04 January 2020

Four Victorian weddings
and a funeral

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Bellingham Castle is now a romantic wedding venue and hotel between Drogheda and Dundalk, and the 19 luxury bedrooms include the sumptuous ...
10 August 2016

A small church in Westmeath
is a reminder of bygone
Victorian values and marriages

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Coole Church in Co Westmeath was built in 1841 by the Dease family … Mary Elizabeth Dease married the future Earl of Gainsborough here in 1...
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05 August 2016

The love story that forced
Queen Victoria’s god-daughter
and an Irish composer to run
away from her father’s home

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A wedding in the private chapel at Exton Hall … three Victorian weddings caused joy and pain for Irish and English families (Photograph © S...
04 August 2016

Despite wars and a century of change,
Bellingham Castle retains its grandeur

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Bellingham Castle … restored in recent decades to its past grandeur (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2016) Patrick Comerford When the g...
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03 August 2016

A romantic Edwardian wedding story points
to the former grandeur of Bellingham Castle

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Bellingham Castle, Castlebellingham, Co Louth … recently restored and renovated as a wedding venue and hotel (Photograph: Patrick Comerford,...
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02 August 2016

Walking the beach at Annagassan
close to a key Viking settlement

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The long stretch of beach at Annagassan, looking across to the Cooley Peninsula and the Mourne Mountains (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 20...