Stable Gallery

A Home for Art in Connemara

Art has long been part of life at Errisbeg House.

The old stone stable behind the house has been rebuilt as a working gallery — a quiet, light-filled space where artists can show their work, and where guests can see something of the creativity the house has always encouraged.

Exhibitions run through the year. Work by Rosie McGurran — painter, printmaker and tutor — hangs in the stable, and her drawing and painting workshops are held here at Errisbeg House.

Inside the Stable Gallery: a wooden table laid with brushes and paints, paintings on grey walls, an open-tread wooden staircase and a stone hearth — Inside the gallery

The Stable Gallery entrance: an oval green sign reading The Stable Gallery hanging from a rusted iron bracket above a dark green door in a stone wall — The Stable Gallery

Two visitors seen from behind looking at a landscape painting of a mountain over a turquoise bay, hung on a whitewashed stone wall with smaller prints lined up below — Looking at the exhibition

The gravel courtyard outside the Stable Gallery: a dark green hanging sign, rustic tree-trunk tables and ornate green iron benches, with three people walking off towards the trees — The courtyard

Current Exhibition · 2026

Available Light

New paintings by Rosie McGurran.

A pastel painting by Rosie McGurran of an open red gate beside a tall tree, with stone houses and hills beyond — The Red Gate

A pastel painting by Rosie McGurran of a tree-lined path with stone gate pillars topped by lanterns — The Gateway

Paintings of Errisbeg by Rosie McGurran.

A quiet space for looking, thinking and making.