For three generations, the Walsh family have worked the beautiful, green marble that is unique to Connemara in the West of Ireland. The marble is crafted and finished at the family"s workshop in Dublin. Traditional and modern tools are used to create products that capture the rare beauty of Connemara Marble. Connemara Marble The quarry at Lissoughter in the Connemara mountains in County Galway, Ireland first opened in the 19th century. In 1903, King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra visited it during the Royal Tour of Connemara. Today, the marble of Connemara can be found in the world"s great monuments. In the halls of Trinity College Dublin, on the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, in Kensington Palace and in some of America"s finest buildings.