Super Heroes Easter 30th & 31st March
Suit UP Superheroes for this years Easter event at Malahide Castle taking place in the wonderful Walled Botanical Garden on Friday 30th March and Saturday 31st March The Easter Bunny has gone rogue, we need our little local heroes to get back training, solve the riddles and help SAVE EASTER! We’ll have some superhero’s ourselves on hand to guide you and make sure you are the BEST of the BEST so you can receive your hero reward! So get out your capes, practice your moves and come enjoy some fun filled action at Malahide Castle & Gardens. Tickets: Children €12 Adults €5. Includes; Mission card with activities throughout the garden, outdoor games, superhero training, photo booth & power pack Easter egg!… View Article
Sunday yoga in the park
Sunday June 25th kicks off our weekly yoga in the park Summer sessions :) Malahide Castle and Hot Yoga Dublin are delighted to announce weekly Yoga in the Park classes. These will be held in the private gardens behind the visitor centre & Avoca Cafe! The Hot yoga Dublin & Yoga Next Door crew will be leading the weekly classes. Plus …. 40% of ticketed attendance will be donated to a local Malahide fundraising group, school or charity. The cost to attend class is €7.50 payable at the Visitor centre admission desk (Adults only for now :-)) So come Join us This Sunday June 25th to kick start our summer Yoga Love Don’t worry if you don’t have a yoga mat a beach towel will do… View Article
Yoga Classes at Malahide Castle
We are delighted to announce there will be new Yoga & Pregnancy Yoga classes taking place every Saturday morning in the Loft Room with Agata Rossini from Fitmum.ie Commencing on Saturday 18th February at 9.3oam- 10.30am for Vinyasa Yoga- €15 drop in, €75 x 6weeks or €90 x 8 weeks Pregnancy Yoga at 10.45am- 11.45am- €18 drop in or €85 x 6weeks For more information or to book your place call Agata on 086 2122751 or email agata@fitmum.ie
Malahide Historical Society Museum
Malahide Historical Society welcomes you to our new museum in the Malahide Castle complex. The museum is an eclectic collection of artefacts and memorabilia focusing on Malahide and its environs. While the focus of Malahide Castle is the historic Talbot family who lived there for over eight hundred years, the museum is dedicated to the people who lived, worked and played in the village and the surrounding area. Malahide’s rich heritage dates back thousands of years as was revealed in an archaeological ‘dig’ that was carried out on Paddy’s Hill over twenty years ago. However, most of our current displays represent times much closer to our own. These are an eclectic mix of artefacts, pictures and domestic items that show the evolution of the area… View Article