Cuireann Tearmann Ghleann Dá Loch fáilte agus fearadh na fáilte roimh ár n-Aíonna go léir. Freastalaíonn muid ar ghrúpaí agus ar dhaoine aonair ar mhaith leo am a chaitheamh linn chun an ‘rud éigin laistigh’ sin a athluchtú, machnamh agus nascadh leis. Tabhair am agus spás duit féin chun iniúchadh a dhéanamh ar an ngleann uathúil álainn seo a tharraing daoine anseo le bheith i láthair go fírinneach leis na céadta bliain. Sa suíomh suaimhneach seo, is féidir lenár n-Aíonna am a chaitheamh ó shaolta hectic chun scíthe, taiscéalaíochta nó go simplí a bheith acu.
Cuireann an Fhoireann cluas éisteachta, treoir agus tacaíocht ar fáil bunaithe ar ár gcuid oiliúna aonair, taithí saoil agus tacair scileanna. Tá ár gcláir agus ár ngníomhaíochtaí go léir deartha chun ár n-Aíonna a chothú trí am agus spás a cheadú laistigh de chóiríocht chompordach. Tá an bheannacht againn a bheith lonnaithe sa timpeallacht nádúrtha is áille seo, Gleann Dá Loch.
The History
From humble beginnings to a life affirming experience.
'Tearmann', the old Irish word for sanctuary or refuge, is located on the site of Glendalough's first national school 'Brocca' founded in 1832. The present stone building dates back to 1865 and it became an An Óige Youth Hostel in 1936 when the school was moved. In 1993, under the direction of Fr. Michael Rodgers, the Tearmann Spirituality Centre was founded.
In 2020 Michael decided to pass on the full-time responsibility for the further development and day to day running of Tearmann to Paschal Gannon and the Team.
Tearmann welcomes worldwide visitors from all faith traditions and none, offering retreats and quiet time away from busy lives and schedules. Within our complex of four individual lodges, we provide high-end self-catering accommodation for groups and individuals.
