The Bare Food Company Café Add a Title 15 West Street, Drogheda, Louth +353 41 9835529 VISIT WEBSITE Next Item Previous Item

Barney Mac's Add a Title 35/36 Chord Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth +353 41 983 7358 VISIT WEBSITE Next Item Previous Item

Boyne Valley Camino West Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth info@boynevalleycamino.ie VISIT WEBSITE The Boyne Valley Camino is a self-guided, 25km looped walk from Drogheda, which forms part of the Celtic Camino series. It was created by the Boyne Valley Walking and Drogheda Walks teams. The walk goes along the Boyne, through beautiful Townley Hall woods, via two OPW sites of Old Mellifont Abbey and Oldbridge House, through the village of Tullyallen, along the Boyne Canal, and returns to Drogheda along the stunning Boyneside Trail. Official Camino Passports can be used to collect beautiful stamps created by local artists en route. This 25km Boyne Valley Camino can be continued in Galicia by walking the old pilgrim route from A Coruña (the port of landing of pilgrims from Ireland through ages) to Santiago de Compostela (75km) to complete the 100km required to receive an official Compostela. Download a Boyne Valley Camino Map & Guide below, or pick up a copy from the Drogheda Tourist Office at The Tholsel, West St, Drogheda. BV Camino Map V2 2022 DIGITAL 7 June 2022 HIGH RES .pdf Download PDF • 12.31MB Watch this video for more on the Boyne Valley Camino, plus what Drogheda and the surrounding area has to offer: How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Find the perfect place to stay in Louth, from cozy B&Bs and charming guesthouses to luxury hotels and scenic camping spots. Plan your perfect getaway today! STAY Find out where to stay in Drogheda Filter by Categories Select Categories Aaron Vale 85 Ashfield, Drogheda, Louth Visit Website +353 41 9839210 Boyne Valley Hotel Dublin Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth Visit Website +353 41 9837737 City North Hotel City North Hotel, Gormanston, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 1 690 6666 Newgrange Lodge Newgrange Lodge, Staleen Road, Stalleen, Donore, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 9882478 Peggy Moore's Accommodation Sundays Gate, Drogheda, Louth Visit Website +353 41 2136162 Rannoch Coast Road, Betaghstown, Bettystown, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 9827469 Reddans of Bettystown Reddans Bar and B&B, Betaghstown, Bettystown, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 9827412 Scholar's Townhouse Hotel King Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth Visit Website +353 41 9835410 The Cottages Bettystown The Cottages Ireland, Coast Road, Ninch, Bettystown, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 982 8104 The Glenside Hotel The Glenside, Dublin Road, Smithstown, Drogheda, Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 982 9999 The Marcy 29 West Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth Visit Website +353 41 9810196 The Village Hotel The Village Hotel, Eastham Road, Betaghstown, Bettystown, County Meath, Ireland Visit Website +353 41 988 7766 LOAD MORE

St. Oliver Plunkett's Shrine, St. Peter's Church St. Peter's Parish Church, West Street, Moneymore, Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland VISIT WEBSITE Saint Peter's Church The first Church on the site here was built in 1791 to a design by Francis Johnston, and the present church which opened in 1884 incorporates part of that building. The facade is an imposing structure in the Gothic style, built of local limestone and the church features beautiful stained glass windows and highly decorative interiors. The Shrine of Saint Oliver Plunkett The church is world famous for housing the shrine of Saint Oliver Plunkett. Oliver Plunkett, was born at Loughcrew near Oldcastle, Co. Meath and trained for the priesthood abroad, being ordained in 1654 and becoming Archbishop of Armagh in 1669. He spent a lot of time in Drogheda and is credited with bringing the Jesuits to the town and opening a number of schools. Oliver Plunkett was executed in England in 1684. He was cannonised in 1975 and the Saint's relics form the centerpiece of the shrine here in St Peters Church. Watch the video below to learn more. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Escape Rooms Drogheda Bachelors Ln, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 AV20, +353 83 807 0177 info@escaperoomsdrogheda.com VISIT WEBSITE Looking for things to do with friends, family, or colleagues in Drogheda? Visit Escape Rooms Drogheda in the heart of the town! Enjoy real-life escape room challenges and immersive VR experiences, perfect for team-building, family fun, school trips, and community events. Unforgettable adventures await. Their VR room, offers 8 exciting games to choose from, providing a cutting-edge experience from the very start. Their real-life escape room is also ready to challenge your problem-solving skills and sense of adventure, with two unique escape adventures to choose from! Walk-ins are welcome ! Please call ahead to check today’s availability. Visit Website for more details. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Boyne Greenway Saint Dominics Park, Rathmullan Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth VISIT WEBSITE The 4.5km long Boyne Greenway brings you from St. Dominic's Park near the Bridge of Peace in Drogheda, along the south bank of the River Boyne to the site of the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre at Oldbridge. This convenient walking and cycling facility utilises sections of boardwalk to create a riverside resource connecting Drogheda's town centre to the Oldbridge Estate, via the existing ramparts. Along the boardwalk are a number of heritage signs with information about Irish Mythology relevant to the Boyne Valley. The trail also passes close to the Mary McAleese Cable Bridge and follows the Boyne Canal to the Oldbridge Estate, where there are a number of self-guided walks to be enjoyed through beautiful parkland. Boyne Greenway Video How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Collon House & Gardens Collon House, Collon, County Louth +353 87 2355645 VISIT WEBSITE Built in 1740 in the Irish Long House style, Collon House was the home of Anthony Foster, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. His famous son John “Speaker” Foster (born 1740), was the last Speaker of the Irish House of Commons up to its dissolution by the Act of Union in 1800. The House is full of character and charm; its gracious rooms are exquisitely furnished with period antiques and paintings, retaining the atmosphere of early Georgian living. Boutique private country house B&B accommodation is available at Collon House year round. The gardens at Collon House are surrounded by mature trees and shrubs. A ten foot high laurel hedge gives a fine backdrop with a sense of privacy and seclusion. The gardens have been restored with appropriate planting; the main entrance doorway to the house overlooks a sunken box parterre with topiary and an intricate design layout in the early 18th Century style. In the ornamental garden there are box edged herbaceous borders. Phlox, delphiniums, agapanthus, hemerocallis all make a cheerful show in the summer, while darker richer colour tones come later from penstomen, dahlias, asters and golden rudbeckia. A Greek style summerhouse at the end of the garden is a restful viewpoint to review the colour schemes, old roses and clematis. The enclosed courtyard sports a collection of hostas away from the hot sun, while pots of hydrangeas enjoy the shade of the tall gabled 1740's house. Collon House is a member of the Boyne Valley Garden Trail. Guided tours of the house & garden are available by appointment. Visit Website for details. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Discover Boyne Valley Flavours Various locations Louth & Meath hello@boynevalleyflavours.ie VISIT WEBSITE The Boyne Valley region gets its name from the famous river Boyne which flows through Meath and Louth to reach the Irish Sea. This part of Ireland has also long been synonymous with food production and trade dating as far back as 10,000 years ago. Named the bounty of Ireland for its lush green landscapes and rich pasture, the tradition of food production is still very important to the region. Boyne Valley Flavours initially began when a group of passionate food producers and hospitality providers came together to support and promote the local food offering across the region. Each year they host the award winning ' Boyne Valley Food Series ' which is a unique calendar of immersive food experiences across the Boyne Valley which celebrates our land, our heritage, our people and of course, our produce. They also work with chefs through their ' Place on a Plate ' initiative which encourages the use of local ingredients on menus. If you are making plans to get out and explore, make sure to check out their Brochure and Map to get lots of inspiration for your adventures. In it you will find information on all their passionate producers, fantastic food experiences and the best places to eat & drink in around the Boyne Valley. View & download the brochure & map here . How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Rokeby Hall Rokeby Hall, Rokeby, Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland +353 86 8644228 info@rokeby.ie VISIT WEBSITE Rokeby Hall is a Georgian country house built in the Neoclassical style by Francis Johnston c. 1785 for Archbishop Richard Robinson. The house is a testament to the architects and the skilled craftsmen of the Georgian era and is today considered to be one of the most significant historic country houses remaining in Co. Louth. Rokeby is an elegant building with beautiful exterior and interior detailing which remains largely unchanged to this day. It features a beautifully restored Turner conservatory, a Victorian era armorial window, an Observatory and fine gardens. Rokeby Hall is a member of the Boyne Valley Garden Trail, and is open for guided tours of the house at certain times of the year. Visit Website for opening times and entrance fees. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Hill of Slane Tours Hill of Slane, Slane, County Meath +353 41 9824000 hillofslanetours@yahoo.ie VISIT WEBSITE Free 40 min guided tours of the wonderful Hill Of Slane. Tours every Sunday from April to October at 2pm. Meeting point at the gates to the Hill of Slane - ample parking available for cars or buses. Group bookings are also available by request all year round, please contact the Slane Hub or email hillofslanetours@yahoo.ie How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Seapoint / Baltray Beach Termonfeckin Beach, County Louth, Ireland VISIT WEBSITE Looking for a peaceful escape? This beautiful, secluded stretch of beach is nestled between Termonfeckin and Baltray and is overlooked by two top class golf links, Seapoint Golf Links and County Louth Golf Club (Baltray). The sand and shale beach stretches for miles and is popular with walkers in all weathers. Take a stroll and enjoy the sea air, it’s the perfect spot to relax and soak in the scenery and enjoy some time in nature. Watch out for the remains of the 'Irish Trader' ship wreck which ran aground here at Baltray in 1974. The beach is prized for its natural, unspoilt environment and received a Green Coast Award in 2024, a symbol of excellence which recognises beaches of high environmental quality. Amenities: Car Park at Seapoint. Shops and cafés in nearby Termonfeckin. How to find us Previous Item Next Item