Explore The Area
Visit The Boyne Valley
The Boyne Valley spans across counties Meath and Louth, following the ancient Boyne River from Newberry Hall, in Kildare and meandering north-east to meet the Irish Sea in Drogheda, Co Louth. The birthplace of Ireland’s Ancient East, the Boyne Valley is a special destination covered in lush green landscape with outdoor adventures, ancient sites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, cultural gems, family fun and idyllic towns and villages making it the perfect holiday destination.
Visit Drogheda
Drogheda is a historic and cultural port town and the Gateway to Boyne Valley. Located across Co Louth and Co Meath in the North-East of Ireland, Drogheda houses many historical and cultural attractions including Millmount Museum, Highlanes Gallery, Droichead Art Centre, medieval barbican Laurence’s Gate and the Shrine to St Oliver Plunkett, located in St Peters Church, West Street. Explore the towns unique place in Irish history through its ancient sites, famous battlegrounds and cultural gems. This charming town also boosts excellent foodie destinations, a thriving café culture, vibrant cultural and nightlife, family-fun and is close to Louth’s gorgeous beaches and golf clubs.
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The Surrounding Boyne Valley
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Attractions in The Boyne Valley
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Visit The Boyne Valley
Straddling counties Meath and Louth, The Boyne Valley contains hills, valleys, forests, parks, UNESCO world heritage sites, castles, towers, monuments and so much more. The area is rich in history, archaeology and nature, all centered around the mighty Boyne River.
Directions
How To Get Here
Drogheda, Co Louth is the gateway to the Boyne Valley, nestled in the stunning Ireland’s Ancient East in the North-East of Ireland. Drogheda is 1 hour from Belfast Airport and 40 minutes from Dublin airport and can be accessed by car, train or bus.
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