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Oonagh Guinness (* 22. Februar 1910 in London; † 2. August 1995 in Luggala, County Wicklow, Irland) war eine anglo-irische Millionenerbin, Kunstsammlerin und prominente Gastgeberin von Künstlern und Intellektuellen.
Oonagh Guinness (22 February 1910 – 2 August 1995) was an Anglo-Irish socialite, society hostess and art collector, and the second wife of Dominick Browne, 4th Baron Oranmore and Browne.
The large crenellated eighteenth-century castle, in 600 acres of parkland, had been acquired from Henry Luttrell (qv), 2nd Earl Carhampton, and rebuilt in 1799 by the millionaire bookseller Luke White (qv). Under Aileen it became one of the most beautiful and luxurious houses in Ireland.
30. Juni 2012 · In the week following her son’s death, Oonagh Guinness, dressed entirely in black, continued the court battle and ultimately won custody of the two boys Dorian (3) and 18-month-old Julian. Tara...
2. Aug. 1995 · Oonagh was the youngest daughter of Ernest Guinness, born on 22 Feb 1910, and became famous for throwing "raffish weekends" at Luggala, a fairytale Gothic lodge in the Wicklow mountains. A Magritte masterpiece hung above the fireplace in the drawing room, looking a little dull after the maid cleaned it with some Vim.
21. Juni 2021 · Oonagh was the daughter of Ernest Guinness, whose father Edward Guinness, 1st Earl of Iveagh - head of the family’s brewing business and the richest man in Ireland. Oonagh and her two sisters...
Oonagh was the daughter of Ernest Guinness, whose father Edward Guinness, 1st Earl of Iveagh - head of the family's brewing business and the richest man in Ireland. Oonagh and her two sisters were famously dubbed the 'golden Guinness girls'.
