the great spotted woodpecker. Kilbogget Park hosts rugby, soccer, Gaelic clubs and pitches, as well as a recreational area with floodlit car parking & paths. Cabinteely House and its outbuildings are owned by Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council and while not open day-to-day, are often open for cultural events and historical tours. Kilbogget House, a large mostly Georgian house in Shrewsbury Wood, was open part of the year for tours, but this has ceased. The St. John Ambulance Brigade of Ireland has a division based in Cabinteely. Education There are a number of primary and secondary schools serving the area, such as St.Brigid's Girls National School, St. Brigid's Boys National School (Foxrock), Cabinteely Community School, Clonkeen College and Loreto Convent. Religion St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church is in the Archdiocese of Dublin and was opened on 10 October 1836. The church is dedicated to St. Brigid, who has a long association with the area. In the Church of Ireland, the area is divided between the parishes of Tullow, with a church nearby in Foxrock, and that of Kill, with a church in Deansgrange. Sport The local Gaelic Athletic Association clubs are Cabinteely GAA and Foxrock–Cabinteely who play in Kilbogget Park. Geraldines P. Morans is another local GAA club which has its home pitches nearby at Cornelscourt. The local soccer teams, Cabinteely F.C. and Park Celtic F.C., are based in Kilbogget Park and Cabinteely Park respectively. There are two rugby clubs: St. Brigid's Rugby Club, and Seapoint RFC. The latter is a senior All Ireland League club based in Kilbogget Park. People Déirdre de Búrca, politician, went to school in Cabinteely. Rosanna Davison, winner of the Miss World title in 2003 and daughter of singer Chris de Burgh, lives in Cabinteely. Peter Farrell, footballer, began playing football with the Cabinteely Schoolboys. John Fitzgerald, footballer, is from Cabinteely. Eddie Gormley, footballer and football manager, went to school and played football in Cabinteely. Amy Huberman, actress, writer and wife of Brian O'Driscoll, grew up in Cabinteely. William Kenny, politician, judge and Liberal Unionist politician, lived in Marlfield House. Andy Keogh, footballer, began playing football with Cabinteely F.C. Joanne King, actress, went to school in Cabinteely. George Lee, economist, journalist, television and radio presenter, and former Fine Gael politician, lives in Cabinteely. Ian Madigan, Leinster & Ireland rugby player, grew up in Cabinteely. Diarmuid Martin, former Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland,