Newgrange World Heritage Site

Newgrange is a magnificent ancient temple, built over 5,200 years ago by a thriving farming community in the Boyne Valley. While often called a passage tomb, its true purpose was far more complex, serving as a site of astrological, spiritual, and ceremonial importance. Part of the Brú na Bóinne UNESCO World Heritage Site, Newgrange stands…

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A Taste of Drogheda: Mark McGowan Launches Food Tours to Showcase Local Flavours

Drogheda has a new way to experience its history, culture, and culinary talent – one bite at a time. The brainchild of well-known restaurateur Mark McGowan, the man behind Scholars, Peggy Moores and Sunday Street, Drogheda Food Tours is a walking experience that blends storytelling, local flavour, and a touch of surprise. “I always had…

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800 Local Volunteers Remove 4.6 Tonnes of Litter in Louth and Meath During Big Beach Clean 2025

Nearly 800 volunteers across Louth and Meath rolled up their sleeves last weekend as part of the annual Big Beach Clean, removing an estimated 4.6 tonnes of litter from beaches, rivers, and waterways in the two counties. The nationwide initiative, organised by An Taisce’s Clean Coasts Programme, took place from September 19th–21st and engaged almost…

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