Muckross House, Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland

Muckross HouseThe world renowned Muckross House is situated amidst the spectacular scenary of Killarney National Park - Ireland's premier National Park, comprising 10,000 hectares of mountains, woods and lakeland.

Visitors can enjoy a guided tour of the house, visit the traditional farms, the craft shop or the garden restaurant.

Phone: +353 64 6631440 or visit our website: www.muckross-house.ie

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Monday, 27 May 2013

Mucros Weavers New 2013 Range!


For over thirty years Mucros Weavers have produced quality woven accessories under the expert eye of master weaver John Cahill on the grounds of Killarney National Park in Co. Kerry, Ireland.
For 2013 we have added many new eye catching designs, colours and styles to our range of quality Gents and Ladies caps, scarves, waistcoats, blankets and handbags. A small selection of the new range can be seen below, for our full range visit our Weavers Workshop here in the Muckross Craft Centre, or any of our many stockists internationally.


Trinity Patch Cap, Kate Wax Hat, Alpaca Scarves, and new Mens Waistcoat.

These pictures represent just a small portion of our wide range of quality products, more of our range and information on Mucross Weavers and Muckross House, Gardens & Traditional Farms can be found on our Website.

Skellig Scarf
Blasket Scarf and Kerry Cap





















Our colourful scarves, stoles, capes and blankets, are made from premium natural yarns such as wool, mohair and alpaca. Our headwear and bag collection add elegance and style to any outfit. 

Patch Kerry Cap, Alpaca Scarf

Mary Hat

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  Contact John Cahill at:         Tel No. 00 353 (0) 64 6670156     
                                                       or 00 353 (0) 64 6634526
                                              Fax No. 00 353 (0) 64 6634605

                                              E-mail: weaving@muckross-house.ie
 
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Thursday, 30 August 2012

Muckross Bookbindery - Original Kerry Crafts

Mucros Bookbindery and Paper Conservation Workshop


At our workshop, in Killarney National Park, we employ traditional bookbinding skills, with modern conservation methods, to provide the very best, all-round, care for items on paper.

We undertake rare book and paper repairs on early printed books, manuscripts and maps, as well as on leather bindings and vellum documents. The only materials that we use are of archival quality and are acid free.



Completed project in presentation box




Over the past thirty years, we have worked closely with many clients throughout the country, from libraries, colleges and museums, to the antiquarian and book publishing trades. Our reputation for a high quality service has largely grown by word of mouth. We are happy to advise you on how to protect your collections for the future.
We enjoy the variety and challenges of our work, from the rebinding and repair of books, to disaster response for those collections damaged by floodwaters or fire. For more see our Website.

If you would like to discuss a particular project,
Please contact Paul Curtis at:
Tel. No. 00 353 (0) 64 6670151


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Tuesday, 28 August 2012

Mucros Weavers


 


For over thirty years Mucros Weavers have produced quality woven accessories, under the expert eye of master weaver John Cahill. Our colourful scarves,stoles, capes, caps, bags and rugs are made from
materials such as wool, mohair, viscose and alpaca.
 


Visitors to Muckross House can still see spinning and weaving carried out the traditional way, in our craft workshop.From small beginnings, Mucros Weavers have grown to supply over one hundred shops world wide, in countries such as the USA, Canada, France, Germany and Japan.



These beautiful scarves are hand woven from the finest materials at the Mucros Weaving Workshop situated in the grounds of Muckross House near the picturesque town of Killarney, Co. Kerry, Ireland.


             Our headwear and scarf collection add elegance and style to any outfit.

A view of Muckross Lake as seen from Muckross
House, where our workshop is located.
A Weaver at work.


 







Our range includes a wide array of quality products,
including caps, scarves,shawls, rugs and handbags,
as can be seen below.


More of our range can be seen on our website, www.mucrosweaving.com.
 


  

Sinéad Bag and matching Newsboy Cap

At Ireland's Creative Expo, Showcase Ireland, Mucros Weavers were voted Supplier of the Year for 2012, for Textiles, Apparel and Accessories. This is the third successive year that Mucros Weavers have won this prestigious award.

       



Contact John Cahill at:                      
Tel No. 00 353 (0) 64 6670156 

         or 00 353 (0) 64 6634526
Fax No. 00 353 (0) 64 6634605

E-mail: weaving@muckross-house.ie


 

Thursday, 23 August 2012

Muckross House, Gardens & Traditional Farms, one of Killarneys Top 3 attractions!

Image courtesy of Tripadvisor

Did you know that Muckross House, Gardens & Traditional Farms is rated as one of the 3 best visitor attractions in Killarney on Tripadvisor? Almost 94% of reviewers rated it at 4 or 5 stars, describing it as excellent or very good, the highest ratings possible on Tripadvisor!
 
Image courtesy of Tripadvisor
 
 
 
We are delighted to hear that our visitors are enjoying their visits so much! Why not add your reviews if you have visited us, we would love to hear about your experience! And if you haven’t had the chance to visit us yet, then don't just take our word for it, hear what visitors themselves have to say and pay us a visit!


http://www.tripadvisor.ie/Attraction_Review-g186612-d190062-Reviews-Muckross_House_and_Gardens-Killarney_County_Kerry.html#REVIEWS

Saturday, 18 August 2012

Heritage Week is finally here!

Today marks the beginning of Heritage Week 2012 here in Muckross, with a packed week of events taking place. We have a whole host of free events taking place in the Gardens, including Céilí workshops and ancient music workshops, plus the regular House tours will have the added fun of meeting characters from our past that lived in, owned, visited or worked in the House during the 1920's, on selected days,  with members of Dóchas Drama Group playing the parts!
Life in the House had its ups and downs for the servants!

The Craft Shop is celebrating Heritage Week by offering a 10% discount to any customers who have purchased a Joint ticket to the House and Traditional Farms from Monday 20th to Friday 24th, but we will save the best for last!


This Sunday, August 19th and Sunday August 26th admission to Muckross House or Traditional Farms is just €1 per Adult, Child or O.A.P or just €3 for a Famliy ticket! So join us this Heritage Week for family days out that you can't afford to miss out on! See Facebook and our Blog for more!

Monday, 6 August 2012

Craft Shop Deal of the week!


As you may know, our Craft Shop offers a fantastic selection of Giftware, Clothing, Crafts and Souvenirs, all at unbeatable prices! We are now offering a Deal of the Week every week instore, with great gifts at amazing prices.

This week’s offer is a set of 3 beautiful Irish designed Newgrange Glassware candleholders, R.R.P €30.00, which are amazing value at just €19.00!

Call instore to avail of this incredible offer, just one of the many great gifts at excellent value here in Muckross Craft Centre! Why not subscribe to our Blog and sign up to our mailing list on our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/muckross.ie to be the first to hear about Muckross events, promotions, deals and news!

Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Molly, one of our horses on Muckross Traditional Farms, enjoying the sunshine!


Being a working farm, using only the traditional methods  of the 1930's and 1940's, horses such as Molly are hugely important in the running of the farm. We have many other animals which live on the farms and even a small Farm Animal Petting Area! Enjoying a visit is like taking a step back in time to the Ireland of old, an amazing experience, its really worth a trip!