Beaulieu House & Garden

Beaulieu House, Co. Louth, is situated on the banks of the river Boyne 3 miles downstream from the town of Drogheda. Built by the 'Saint Oliver' branch of the Plunkett family in approx. 1625, as a Jacobean style, 'L' shaped house. Sir Henry Tichbourne, who was first Marshall of the Army in Ireland and Governer General of Draghed at Restoration of Charles II, purchases the lands of Beaulieu in 1650 from the Plunketts.

The house is the family home of racing driver Gabriel Konig - famous for her exploits in MG Midgets in the late 60's, Camero in the early 70's and who continues in modern Historic racing with an A40 Farian and a very special and unique pair of 70's Vauxhall's. These and other cars have now been brought together to form a Museum of classic cars together with photographs, memorabilia etc.

Situated	Situated 3 miles downstream from Drogheda on the north bank of the River Boyne - between the R166 Termonfeckin and R167 Baltray roads.
Open	1st May until Mid September Weekdays: 11.00-17.00. Weekends: open only July & August 13.00-17.00.
Admission	Guided tour of house €8.00; Gardens €6.00; Motor Museum €6.00.
Facilities	Car Park, Toilets, Guided Tours, Garden plants, Postcards, Tea & Coffee or light lunch by pre-arrangement for groups over 12 in number.
Contact	Beaulieu House, Gardens and Car Museum, Drogheda, Co. Louth Mrs Gabriel de Freitas. Tel: +353 41 983 8557 Malcolm Clark Tel: +353 41 983 8557 Web: www.beaulieuhouse.ie