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Home / Ireland / The Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens 43
Located in Tully, Kildare, the Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens is one of the top attractions in Ireland. You don't have to be a horse-racing enthusiast to appreciate this Stud Farm and the serene Japanese garden.
As old age creeps on, the path is smoother and easier
At the Well of Wisdom, they pause to wish for enlightenment
Even if you are not interested in horsebreeding, a tour of The National Stud is well worth doing
From the cave the first steps of life leads along the path of childhood
Here he started to breed thoroughbred horses
His soul is laid to rest, surrounded by weeping trees
His soul passes through the Gate of Eternity.....and so the Story ends!
In 1900 Col. William Hall-Walker purchased a farm at Tully, Kildare
In 1915 he gave the Stud as a gift to the British Crown
In 1943 it was handed back to the Irish government
In 1945 the Irish National Stud Company was formed
In return, he was bestowed the title Lord Wavertree
Irish National Stud gardens
Irish National Stud grounds
Irish National Stud grounds