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Carrickdale Hotel Carrickdale Hotel Carrickarnon, Dundalk, Co. Louth +353 42 9380900 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

DRAWDA Urban Art Trail Various Locations in Drogheda, County Louth 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 How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Boyne Valley Garden Trail Various locations in Louth & Meath boynevalleygardentrail@gmail.com VISIT WEBSITE The rich heritage of the Boyne Valley is reflected in gardens that date back to the C17th. Each garden member is open either by appointment, or for a set number of days per year. Many gardens host events, including walks, charity fetes, plant sales, outdoor theatre, music and much more. Gardens in County Louth include: Augustinian Garden of Remembrance | Shop Street, Drogheda Adjoining the Augustinian Church and drawing on it's monastic heritage the garden holds the names of loved ones to be remembered in a peaceful setting formed by pleached lime trees and standing stones surrounding a water memorial. Holly, Juniper, soft fruit trees, flowering herbaceous varieties and aromatic herbs fill the garden. Barmeath Castle | Dunleer Unique, C18th landscape designed by Tomas Wright includes fine specimen azaleas and rhododendrons. A recently restored walled garden restoration project is a joy to visit with opulent herbaceous borders and kitchen garden plots. Groups by appointment. Battle of the Boyne, Oldbridge House and Gardens | Oldbridge, Drogheda Walled garden with newly restored sunken octagonal garden, peach house, apple orchard, newly planted herbaceous borders and historic garden exhibition in the Bothy. Tea Pavilion overlooking the gardens. Killineer House and Gardens | Drogheda Early C19th gardens with formal paths descending from terraces and lawns to a woodland walk, beautiful lake, swans and a summerhouse. A visit to the 1.5 acre walled garden with fruit trees, herbaceous borders and vegetables is heavenly. Groups by appointment. Rokeby Hall | Grangebellew, Dunleer Built by architect Francis Johnston in the C18th, Rokeby won the An Taisce Ellison Award in 2013 for the restoration of its Turner designed conservatory. House and garden can be visited at times listed. Groups of 8 by appointment. Beaulieu House and Garden | Beaulieu, Drogheda C18th walled garden overlooking the river Boyne, planted with a vibrant double herbaceous border, fruit trees, knot garden, lawns and summer house. Tea and coffee by arrangement. Garden by appointment. Collon House | Collon Historic home built in 1740, with fine Georgian interiors and an enclosed, ornamental garden with period planting. Award winning period accommodation is offered. Tea/Coffee by arrangement. Please see website for more details. By appointment only. Download: Boyne Valley Garden Trail Map 2024-25 .pdf Download PDF • 1.50MB Visit Website for Opening Times, Fees, Contact Details and more information on each garden. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Ravensdale Forest Park Ravensdale Forest Recreation Area, Mountpleasant, County Louth, Ireland VISIT WEBSITE This Coillte Forest Recreation Area has mixed woodland rising steeply to the summit of Black Mountain (506m) with many kilometres of forest roads and tracks. There are three way marked trails in the forest, the Táin Trail, the Ring of Gullion and the short but interesting Ravensdale Loop. The forest is rich in archaeological features, and has many interesting features such as standing stones, bridges and old driving roads. The Táin Trail, named for the legendary Bull of Cooley, enters the forest at the southern end of the forest near Curralhir Bridge and follows forest roads and tracks to continue over the mountains into Omeath on Carlingford Lough. Visit Website for up-to-date information, directions and to download a trail map. Facilities: Car park, picnic area, walking trails. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Leyland Cafe & Restaurant Leyland Cafe & Restaurant 6 Wellington Quay, Drogheda, Co. louth +353 41 980 3895 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

The Pheasant Bar & Grill The Pheasant Bar & Grill Duleek Street, Drogheda +353 41 9831421 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

Mc Geough's Bar & Restaurant Mc Geough's Bar & Restaurant Roden Place, Dundalk +353 42 9328980 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

Aura Leisure Centre Dundalk Aura Dundalk Leisure Centre, Saint Alphonsus Road, Marshes Lower, Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland +353 42 9336230 VISIT WEBSITE Aura Dundalk is more than a gym. They offer a full range of water activities for all ages. It doesn't matter if you are coming to learn how to swim or have some fun with the family, they cater for all! Their range of facilities and services include: 25M SWIMMING POOL LEARNER POOL SWIMMING LESSONS STEAM ROOM SAUNA FITNESS CLASS STUDIO FITNESS GYM FREE WEIGHTS AREA KID'S ACTIVITIES SPINNING CLASSES Visit Website for details of opening hours, pool times and more information. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Carlingford Lough Greenway Carlingford to Newry +353 42 9373650 tourism@carlingfordheritagecentre.com VISIT WEBSITE Stretching 20km from Carlingford to Newry, this scenic route offers a safe, sustainable way to walk, cycle, and explore the stunning east coast of Ireland. Built mostly along the old railway line, the mainly off-road trail runs along the southern shoreline and provides stunning views of the lough set against the majestic backdrop of the Cooley and Mourne Mountains. It journeys through fields of grazing sheep, over old level crossings and bridges, with trees, wildflowers and birds to be seen en route. Landmarks along the way include Carlingford Marina, Greers Quay, Omeath Village and Victoria Lough. It's a great day out, with a variety of restaurants and cafes in both Carlingford and Omeath in which to reward yourself. Bike hire is available locally. Download: Carlingford Lough Greenway Map .pdf Download PDF • 2.00MB carlingford Lough Greenway leaflet .pdf Download PDF • 3.96MB For those with children, please be aware that there are a number of steep embankments alongside the Greenway. Also, there is a short section of walkway along the public road at Omeath. How to find us Previous Item Next Item

Lynolan House Lynolan House Mullaharlinn, Dundalk, Louth +353 42 933 6533 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

No. 3 Restaurant & Wine Bar No. 3 Restaurant & Wine Bar Church Street, Collon, Louth +353 41 9819547 VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item

Charlotte's Place Charlotte's Place Grange, Carlingford, County Louth, Ireland VISIT WEBSITE Previous Item Next Item