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How To Reach Powerscourt Distillery

Located on Powerscourt Estate in Enniskerry, Powerscourt Distillery is easily accessible by car at just 25km from Dublin City Centre (40km from Dublin Airport).

By Car

Directions from Dublin City Centre/M50: Take the N11 southbound (Wexford). At approximately 19km, take exit 7 for Bray south, Enniskerry, Powerscourt Gardens. Turn left at roundabout, over flyover and rejoin N11 heading north. Take first left signposted for Enniskerry Village (Exit 6a). Continue along road to Enniskerry Village. Take the road to the left of the clock tower, in the village square, continue up steep hill for 600m. Powerscourt is on the righthand side opposite church. Powerscourt Distillery is located approximately 300m beyond Powerscourt House. GPS/SATNAV: 53.184250 -6.190791

By Bus

Dublin Bus: Bus route 44. The bus trip from Dublin city center to Enniskerry Village takes approximately 45 minutes.

Known in native Gaelic tongue as “FeraCulann” or Fercullen, it is located in the foothold of the Wicklow mountains, close to Dublin. “O’Cualann” the Irish name of the Sugarloaf mountain, the iconic landmark of the area. The outline of the mountain forms the centrepiece of the Powerscourt Distillery logo and the home of Fercullen Irish Whiskey. Fercullen is the native Irish name for the old Celtic territory of land which stretched from Dublin city across the Wicklow mountains. Over the centuries, the size of the Territory of Fercullen receded to the current footprint of the Powerscourt Estate.

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Powerscourt Waterfall
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Powerscourt Estate

Powerscourt Estate, Gardens & Waterfall

Powerscourt Distillery is set is one of the most beautiful estates in Ireland. Apart from the world renowned gardens, the 5 star hotel and 2 championship golf courses, it also claims to have Ireland’s highest waterfall.

With 121m of cascading water, Powerscourt waterfall is located in the beautiful parkland at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains.

Powerscourt Hotel Resort & Spa

Just a short stroll down the drive….and you will discover Powerscourt Hotel, a Palladian style palace which brings together natural beauty and dignified accommodations to offer its guests an unforgettable retreat.

Powerscourt Golf Club Logo

Home to two Championship Golf Courses, which meanders through the 1,000 acre Powerscourt Estate, featuring wonderful views of the Wicklow Hills and Irish sea as well as a variety of challenging holes.

Enniskerry Village
Enniskerry Village

Enniskerry

Enniskerry Village (Ath na Sceire ‘Ford of the Stones’) was built as part of Powerscourt Estate to house its tenants who worked the land in the area. The village was designed and laid out by the architect Frederick Darragh. Subsequently, the village changed rapidly after the arrival of the railway to Bray in 1854.

The Town Clock was built, at the expense of the 6th Viscount Powerscourt, to commemorate the centenary of the creation of first Viscount in 1743. The monument was presented to the Village on St. Patrick’s Day 1843. An interesting feature of the monument is that its base is shamrock shaped. There was a massive tree at the bottom of the Town Clock steps until the 1920s as can be seen in old photos of the square.

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Enniskerry

Activities

Whether you are living, working or visiting Enniskerry, there is a great variety of activities to entice and engage you. Enniskerry is a particularly great place for anyone who likes outdoor sports including golf, hill-walking, horse riding, and tennis.

Co. Wicklow

Wider Wicklow Experiences

County Wicklow, the Garden of Ireland contains many unique and exciting locations, experiences and activities. Please click on the link below for up-to-date information.