Guidebook for Meath

Laura
Guidebook for Meath

Sightseeing

Bective Abbey was founded in 1147. Hugh De Lacey was buried there in 1195, but was eventually moved to Dublin. The chief features of the ruins are the combination of both the church and defense.
23 locals recommend
Bective Abbey
R161
23 locals recommend
Bective Abbey was founded in 1147. Hugh De Lacey was buried there in 1195, but was eventually moved to Dublin. The chief features of the ruins are the combination of both the church and defense.
Newgrange is the best know monument of the world heritage site of Bru na Boinne, pre dating the ancient pyramids by 400 years and stone henge by 1000 years.
120 locals recommend
Newgrange
120 locals recommend
Newgrange is the best know monument of the world heritage site of Bru na Boinne, pre dating the ancient pyramids by 400 years and stone henge by 1000 years.
It is the wealth of history and legend associated with Royal Tara as the ancient spiritual and political capital of Ireland. Once stood a royal acropolis. The view from the hill offers unique scenery of the surrounding countryside.
84 locals recommend
Hill of Tara
84 locals recommend
It is the wealth of history and legend associated with Royal Tara as the ancient spiritual and political capital of Ireland. Once stood a royal acropolis. The view from the hill offers unique scenery of the surrounding countryside.
One of Ireland's heritage towns, Trim is situated on the River Boyne. It once had the oldest and largest religious settlements in the country. The town is dominated by the medieval Trim Castle, which was built by Hugh de Lacy in 1173. The largest Norman castle in Europe, it is now restored and visitors can access the 75ft square keep and grounds by guided tour. Sections of the epic film Braveheart were filmed here
82 locals recommend
Trim Castle
Castle Street
82 locals recommend
One of Ireland's heritage towns, Trim is situated on the River Boyne. It once had the oldest and largest religious settlements in the country. The town is dominated by the medieval Trim Castle, which was built by Hugh de Lacy in 1173. The largest Norman castle in Europe, it is now restored and visitors can access the 75ft square keep and grounds by guided tour. Sections of the epic film Braveheart were filmed here

Parks & Nature

Through forest / woodland / tree garden. Length of walk is 7 km. Set in 500 acres of parkland woods which is also a sanctuary for wildlife, Dalgan Park offers an ideal setting for rest and relaxation.
Dalgan Park
Through forest / woodland / tree garden. Length of walk is 7 km. Set in 500 acres of parkland woods which is also a sanctuary for wildlife, Dalgan Park offers an ideal setting for rest and relaxation.

Arts & Culture

The Hill of Ward dates back to 2000 AD and was the location of the great fire festival. This festival is now traditionally called Halloween.
Hill of Ward
The Hill of Ward dates back to 2000 AD and was the location of the great fire festival. This festival is now traditionally called Halloween.

Shopping

8 locals recommend
Navan Shopping Centre
1 Kennedy Road
8 locals recommend
50 locals recommend
Blanchardstown Centre
Blanchardstown Road South
50 locals recommend
Lidl Supervalu
15 locals recommend
Trim
15 locals recommend
Lidl Supervalu

Entertainment & Activities

58 locals recommend
Tayto Park
58 locals recommend
The Ark Play Centre At Puddenhill
351 locals recommend
Dublin Zoo
Zoo Road
351 locals recommend
10 locals recommend
Rathbeggan Lakes
10 locals recommend
Trim playground
Watergate Street
Spa day's here are very enjoyable!
9 locals recommend
Knightsbrook Hotel Spa and Golf Resort
Dublin Road
9 locals recommend
Spa day's here are very enjoyable!

Getting Around

126 locals recommend
Dublin Airport
126 locals recommend

Food Scene

11 locals recommend
Trim Castle Hotel
Castle Street
11 locals recommend
The Marigold Trim
Emmet Street
Khan Spices Indian Restaurant
9 Emmet St
7 locals recommend
StockHouse Restaurant
1 Finnegan's Way
7 locals recommend
11 locals recommend
Franzinis
5 Frenchs Ln
11 locals recommend