Newbridge grew up around a cavalry barracks the British Army established on the River Liffey in 1819, garrisoning regiments that shaped the town's economy until they withdrew in 1922 with Irish independence. Known in Irish as Droichead Nua, the town sits beside the wide, unfenced grasslands of the Curragh, where army manoeuvres once took place and Thoroughbred horses continue to train each morning.
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