What is The Glebe House and Gallery?

The Glebe House and Gallery is a museum and gallery located in a beautiful woodland around Lough Gartan, Ireland. It was once the home of famous painter Derek Hill and is now open to the public.

Who lived in The Glebe House?

The famous painter Derek Hill once lived in The Glebe House from 1950 to 1980.

What can visitors do at The Glebe House and Gallery?

Visitors can explore the museum and gallery, enjoy a walk in the woodland, and admire the mesmerizing view of Gartan lake. There is also a wildflower meadow, which is a safe haven for wildlife and bees.

The Glebe House and Gallery

by Dalia Taftazani

The Glebe House and Gallery is a magical place to visit and explore.

Set in a beautiful woodland around Lough Gartan, you can find the Glebe House, which dates back to 1828 and is where the famous painter Derek Hill once lived from 1950 to 1980. He donated his house with all its contents to the Irish people.

The house is now a museum and opens to the public, and the gallery is an excellent place for art lovers.

It's truly a lovely place for a day out in all seasons, even just for a walk. The view of Gartan lake is mesmerizing and great for kids to splash away and throw rocks.

There's usually a lot to explore around, and now they have a wildflower meadow ..a safe haven for wildlife and happily buzzing bees.