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

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 19 November 2026 End Date 3 Meat Market Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 TW21 Info.drogheda@elgrito.eu VISIT WEBSITE Join Restaurante El Grito for their Karaoke Night every Thursday from 6:00 PM🎶 Come with your friends, sing your favorite songs, and enjoy a fun night. Don’t miss it! 🎉🎤🎵 How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 17 September 2026 End Date 3 Meat Market Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 TW21 Info.drogheda@elgrito.eu VISIT WEBSITE Join Restaurante El Grito for their Karaoke Night every Thursday from 6:00 PM🎶 Come with your friends, sing your favorite songs, and enjoy a fun night. Don’t miss it! 🎉🎤🎵 How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Weavers Bar & Venue Weavers Bar & Venue 83 West Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland +353 41 983 3675 VISIT WEBSITE Next Item Previous Item

Hill of Slane Hill of Slane, Slane, County Meath VISIT WEBSITE The Hill of Slane rises 158m above the surrounding countryside and can be seen from the Hill of Tara, 16km away. A well-preserved tower is to be found among the ruins of a Franciscan Monastery, dating from 1512, itself built on site of a monastery founded by St. Erc, a follower of St. Patrick. The ruins of a college, built to house four priests, four lay brothers and four choristers, also remain. These were built by the Flemings (Barons of Slane from the 11th – 17th Centuries) for Franciscans; the family coat of arms can be seen on the west wall of the college quadrangle. Thirty years after its foundation, the monastery was dissolved by King Henry VIII, its land and wealth appropriated. In 1631, the Flemings restored the monastery. It became home to Capuchins monks, who in turn, were driven out in 1651 by Oliver Cromwell. The Coming of Christianity Similarly to Tara, the Hill of Slane's mythology predates the arrival of St. Patrick. According to the Dinshenchas the burial mound atop the hill is the resting place of one of Ireland`s earliest kings; Sláine. He was the leader of the Gálioin, a division of the Fir Bolg. St. Patrick himself almost followed in the exact footsteps of the Milesians when he brought Christianity to Ireland. He arrived in Ireland a year before this journey and settled in Co. Down with his followers. In the year 433 Patrick set sail from Down on a journey that would change Ireland forever. He landed at Inbher Colpa, just as Amergin had done more than a thousand years earlier, and sailed up the Boyne. Patrick chose the Hill of Slane to announce his arrival in the Boyne Valley and Ireland. As the druids prepared to celebrate the Feast of Tara, St. Patrick celebrating Easter lit the Paschal Fire in direct defiance of the pagan ritual. The fire was observed from the Hill of Tara and the druids told King Laoghaire that unless it was extinguished that same night, it would never be put out. The King was outraged, but every time he and his druids challenged St. Patrick with their magic they were defeated. Eventually, and reluctantly, the King and his followers converted to Christianity. St. Erc, who was the only person to pay due homage to St. Patrick during the stand-off, founded a monastery on the Hill of Slane. 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

Cozy Corner Cozy Corner FBT GYM COMPLEX Stockwell Lane, Drogheda, Co. louth VISIT WEBSITE Next Item Previous Item

El Grito Mexican Restaurant El Grito Mexican Restaurant 3 Meat Market Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 TW21 VISIT WEBSITE Next Item Previous Item

DRAWDA Urban Art Trail Various Locations in Drogheda, County Louth collette@droichead.com VISIT WEBSITE Self-Guided Audio Trail Take a self-guided walking tour around the DRAWDA Urban Art Audio Trail to see the fantastic murals created by local, national and international artists which focus on key figures and moments from our mythological past. Pick up a map from Droichead Arts Centre, the Love Drogheda BIDS office or local business' (or download a copy of the map below) and listen to the recorded stories on your smart devices while you do the tour. Murals Fionn MacCumhaill and the Salmon of Knowledge on the Fitzwilliam Court building in Dyer Street by Ciarán Dunlevy. Étaín, the heroine of Tochmarc Étaíne, one of the oldest and richest stories of our Mythological Cycle, on Meat Market Lane by Nina Valkhoff. Boann, Goddess of the Boyne by Lula Goce at Abbey Lane. Dagda, leader of the Tuatha Dé Danann by Russ on Lawrence Street. Amergin, famous bard, poet and judge of the Milesians, by AERO at Drogheda Port. The Morrigan, a Triple Goddess, with shapeshifting powers by This Is Friz on Patrick Street! Downloads DRAWDA Urban Art Trail Map .png Download PNG • 1.10MB DRAWDA Urban Art Trail Map incl stories .pdf Download PDF • 2.40MB Guided Tours Guided tours are also available for schools and groups. Contact collette@droichead.com for more information. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 17 December 2026 End Date 3 Meat Market Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 TW21 Info.drogheda@elgrito.eu VISIT WEBSITE Join Restaurante El Grito for their Karaoke Night every Thursday from 6:00 PM🎶 Come with your friends, sing your favorite songs, and enjoy a fun night. Don’t miss it! 🎉🎤🎵 How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Boyne Sessions: Traditional Irish Music Session Start Date Sunday 28 June 2026 End Date McHughs Bar, 1-3 Cord Rd, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 E2NK VISIT WEBSITE Join Boyne Sessions for a Traditional Irish Music Session in McHughs Bar on Sundays from 6:30pm. All Welcome! 🎶🪕🎻👏 How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 4 June 2026 End Date 3 Meat Market Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 TW21 Info.drogheda@elgrito.eu VISIT WEBSITE Join Restaurante El Grito for their Karaoke Night every Thursday from 6:00 PM🎶 Come with your friends, sing your favorite songs, and enjoy a fun night. Don’t miss it! 🎉🎤🎵 How to find us Next Item Previous Item