The Argory

Colour is starting to bloom at The Argory with the rampant blue trailing wisteria, blazing yellow Kerria and not forgetting the foxgloves and cowslips along the boardwalk. There’s always something new to discover on a spring visit.

The Argory is a dog friendly property. We have guidance in place to make sure that you and your dog enjoy your visit.

Bond’s Bridge was built in 1890 and is a bowstring bridge constructed of iron. It is named after the Bond family who, at the time, owned both The Argory and Derrygally Estate on the far side of the river Blackwater.

Seven years after being badly damaged in a flood, the study in The Argory is in the final stages of a restoration project that will see it reopen to the public once again …

The Argory are about to embark on phase two of an exciting project to conserve and restore the acetylene gas lighting to its former glory. As part of the guided tour of the house, every Wednesday throughout July and August, you’ll get the opportunity to see how our unique light fittings are cleaned and cared for.

Pop in and say hello to our bookshop volunteers – we’ve got a variety of different books on offer and there’s something to suit everyone’s taste.

Do you want to spend your time learning, meeting people, and being part of a team? Whatever your skill set, The Argory has plenty of opportunities for volunteering and we're always on the lookout for new additions to the team.