Drogheda is set to shine brighter than ever this Bank Holiday weekend as the Lú Festival of Light 2025 transforms the town into a live theatre of light, sound and storytelling. Running from Friday, 24 October to Bank Holiday Monday, 27 October, the festival is expected to attract around 40,000 visitors, bringing new life to…
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…
One of the most significant events in Irish history, the Battle of the Boyne was a pivotal 17th-century power struggle. The visitor center, located in the restored Oldbridge House, offers a deep dive into the battle fought between King William III and King James II in 1690. Here, you can see original weapons and a…
Sonairte, meaning “positive strength,” is an interactive visitor center in County Meath that promotes ecological awareness and sustainable living. Established as a charity in 1988, it’s situated in a historic farm complex on the banks of the River Nanny. The center offers a range of activities, including a walled organic garden, a nature trail, a…
The Boyne Valley offers a stunning variety of historic and modern gardens, both private and public. Your tour can include visits to award-winning garden centers, nurseries, cafés, and galleries. Many locations also provide information on guided tours, talks, and summer events. You’ll find contact details and website links to help you confirm opening times and…
The Boyne Greenway is a 4.5km walking and cycling path that follows the River Boyne from Dominic’s Park in Drogheda to the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre at Oldbridge. This scenic route features riverside boardwalks and heritage signs with information on Irish mythology. From the Oldbridge Estate, you can also enjoy several self-guided walks…
Experience the Celtic Camino in the historic Boyne Valley. This 25km loop begins at St. Peter’s Church in Drogheda and winds through a scenic mix of greenway, woodlands, and riverside paths. Along the way, you’ll visit the 12th-century Old Mellifont Abbey and later pass through King William’s Glen and the Battle of the Boyne site….
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