On May 7th from 2pm to 6pm Jean will welcome our naked INA group into the gardens of Rokeby Hall, a country house in the Neoclassical style built for Richard Robinson, Archbishop of Armagh. Initially designed by Thomas Cooley and built c. 1785 by renowned Irish architect Francis Johnston, Rokeby is an elegant building with beautiful exterior and interior detailing which remains largely unchanged to this day. The house is a testament to the architects and the skilled craftsmen of the Georgian era and is today considered to be one of the most significant historic country houses remaining in Co. Louth.

There is public transport available to this event. Bus Eireann Route 168 leaves Drogheda Bus Station at 12:45pm and gets to GPS 53.811996, -6.336843 crossroads just before the Grangbellow stop. It is then a 1km walk south to the entrance to Rokeby Hall.  The same route 168 also has a service that leaves Dundalk Bus station at 12.45 travelling south to the same GPS above. Please contact us if you need transport advice. Lifts available from Drogheda. Possibility to get a lift to the Salt Cave event afterwards.