Lough Tay Guinness Lake Wicklow Sally Gap Ireland

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The resident is Garech de Bruin (sometimes Browne), who spends part of the year at nearby Luggala, a 2,500-hectare estate on the shores of Lough Tay wild, untamed countryside. . Built in 1787 and extended in 1805 the La Touche family, Dublin bankers of Huguenot origin, it was bought in 1937 by Ernest Guinness, the brewing dynasty, as a wedding present to his daughter, Oonagh, and her new husband, Lord Oranmore and Browne, and inherited by their son, Garech.