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Beaulieu House & Gardens Beaulieu House and Garden, Beaulieu, County Louth, Ireland +353 41 9838557 beaulieu.house.garden@gmail.com VISIT WEBSITE Beaulieu House is located on the east coast, near Drogheda and overlooks the River Boyne. It was built by Sir Henry Titchbourne, Marshal of the Army in Ireland, and Governor of Drogheda, on the restoration of Charles II, King of England. It is believed to be the finest example of Irish domestic architecture to survive from the Restoration. It was built between 1660 and 1666 and was probably designed by a Dutch architect. The present owner is a direct descendant of Sir Henry. The family church in the grounds has a mid 15th-century cadaver tombstone set against one of its walls. Only about a dozen such tombstones survive in Ireland. Inside the impressive house the walls are adorned with excellent family portraits, as well as a superior collection of the works of many famous Irish artists of the early part of the 20th-century. The gardens of Beaulieu overlook the Boyne and are at their best during the months of June & July. They are a member of the Boyne Valley Garden Trail. Opening Times & Guided Tours Visit Website for details of opening times, guided tours and upcoming events. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 11 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

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 1 October 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 21 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

Boyne Music Festival Start Date Thursday 23 July 2026 End Date Sunday 26 July 2026 Various Locations in Drogheda, Co. Louth boynemusicfestival@gmail.com VISIT WEBSITE The Boyne Music Festival returns for its 13th summer with an exciting programme of concerts, tours, workshops, poetry, family events and more. This year’s theme, Forgotten Spaces, reflects on the structures we live in and care for, and those we neglect. Programmes explore materials, construction and deconstruction, and how spaces shape our personal lives and community. In addition to the the concerts that BMF guests have grown to love and expect, this summer the festival will also present a film screening and photo exhibition. Philip Denvir’s award-winning short film Leave Only Footprints examines Northern Ireland's dereliction crisis through the subculture of urban exploration. The film will be presented alongside a discussion on the same topic, as well as an exhibition of abandoned and forgotten spaces in Ireland by photographer Irishmanlost. Festival events will take place in both County Louth and County Meath - in Townley Hall, Slane Castle and St. Peter’s Church of Ireland in Drogheda. These three unique historic venues offer elegancy and intimacy while also showcasing the beauty of the Boyne Valley. The BMF will feature both returning festival artists and many new friends as well. Artists this summer include musicians Lotte Betts-Dean, Deirdre Brenner, Paul Cassidy, Zuzanna Edmonds, Sholto Kynoch, Aisling Manning, Julie-Anne Manning, Éanna Monaghan, John Murphy, Ioana Petcu-Colan, Jacqueline Thomas, emerging composer Samuel Kane, poet Kate Wakeling and many more. Visit Website for the full festival programme and ticket information. How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Oldbridge Farmer's Market Start Date Sunday 2 August 2026 End Date Oldbridge House, Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre, Drogheda, A92CY68 VISIT WEBSITE Come along to the Farmer's Market, with up to 12 stalls for you to browse through, in the beautiful surroundings of Oldbridge House and parklands on Sunday 2nd August from 10am - 2pm. Why not plan your meals for the week and pick up fresh meat (all grass fed and organic) and treats from local food producers? Visit Website for more information. How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Millmount Craft Quarter Millmount, Drogheda, Co. Louth millmountcraftquarter@gmail.com VISIT WEBSITE Nestled in the Millmount Cultural Quarter are Drogheda's premier craft and design studios and workshops. Resident designers, artists and crafter's include ceramics, knitwear, jewellery, home decor, silks, needle felt and upcycled furniture. Their Craft Shop is open to the public, all visitors welcome. Visit Website for more information on designers and upcoming events. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Karaoke Night at El Grito Start Date Thursday 15 October 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

Drogheda Museum Millmount Millmount Museum, Millmount, Lagavooren, Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland +353 41 9833097 info@droghedamuseum.ie VISIT WEBSITE The History of Millmount The mound at Millmount is reputed to be 3,000 years old and local folklore has it that Amegin, the Celtic poet is buried there. When the Normans came to Ireland in the 12th century, Hugh De Lacy, built a defensive Motte and Bailey here, overlooking the mouth of the Boyne. In 1649 during Oliver Cromwell's attack on the town it is believed that much of the slaughter that took place then happened in Millmount, with up to 2,500 men killed on September 11th 1649. Later the complex served as an army barracks and in 1808 the Martello Tower was built, as a precaution against invasion by the French. The tower was badly damaged during the Irish Civil War in 1922 and was restored to its former glory in 2000. Drogheda Museum Drogheda Museum, run by the Old Drogheda Society, is a fine example of a community run museum. Facilities include: The finest collection of guild banners in Ireland An authentic Irish kitchen and dairy A Boyne Coracle Industries Room Religious Exhibition Curiosities section 1916-1922 Room Telephone exhibition Geological Collection Audio visual presentation on the main events of the 17th century involving Drogheda. Guided Tours Trained guides will take you on a guided tour of the Museum and Martello Towers. They cater for everybody from the single visitor on their own to families or groups. Tours can also be geared to cater for schools, clubs, youth groups, active retirement groups and historical societies. Visit website for more details on Opening Times, Admission Fees, Guided Tours and Upcoming Events. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Drogheda Saturday Market in Bolton Square Start Date Saturday 13 June 2026 End Date Bolton Square, Drogheda, Co. Louth droghedamarket26@gmail.com VISIT WEBSITE Drogheda’s historic market at Bolton Square is inviting all to come every Saturday, from 7.00 am! Local fresh vegetable & fruits, best local potatoes, beautiful flowers bouquets and plants for the season, tools, clothing, toys, homemade doughnuts, raw & unrefined honeys and many more 🥳 Drogheda Market is not just about commerce, it's about connection, community, and local pride! Be local, Buy local 🫶 How to find us Next Item Previous Item

Living History - Bringing the 17th Century to Life Start Date Sunday 23 August 2026 End Date Oldbridge House, Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre, Drogheda, A92CY68 VISIT WEBSITE The Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre are delighted to host another special Living History treat on the final Sunday of Heritage Week, 23rd August from 11am-4pm. Step back in time with Laoch Living History and find out what it was like to be a 17th century soldier under the forbidding gaze of a Drill Sergeant. You may have an opportunity to come face to face with the musketeer, artillery gunner, pikemen, halberdiers, barber-surgeons, blacksmiths, gunners, sutlers, monks, and soldiers from all over 17th Century Europe. Who knows! Come along for the surprise. And there is more! At 2pm join costumed historian Tóla Collier for a battlefield walk. Find out about the tactics, strategy, geography, and personalities on the battlefield. 📍Meeting Point for battlefield walk: front of Oldbridge House. Visit Website for more information. How to find us Next Item Previous Item