PARKS AND GARDENS

Towards the east of Bushy Park, not far from the duck pond, lies a curious structure: a fan-shaped bandstand nestled at the base of a slope, creating a natural amphitheatre.

South of the duck pond lie the unassuming ruins of what was once "The Shell House." Without its namesake shells, it's easy to overlook the significance of this curious structure. Originally, it was adorned with shells, a testament to a bygone era's fascination with these intricate creations.

Located in the serene woodland setting of Bushy Park, Dublin, overlooking the tranquil duck pond and waterfall, stands 'Bushy', a striking sculpture by renowned Irish artist Corban Walker

The ponds are fed by an underground spring, ensuring a continuous flow of fresh water. This natural source contributes to the health of the ecosystem within and around the ponds.