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 Office of Public Works (OPW) has announced the 38 lucky winners of the 2025 Newgrange Winter Solstice Lottery, who will have the rare opportunity to witness the spectacular sunrise alignment inside the ancient Newgrange Chamber at Brú na Bóinne, Co. Meath this December. The annual draw took place at the Brú na Bóinne Visitor…
From laughter-filled circus adventures to spooky parades and hands-on creative play, Drogheda is set to come alive this October with a fantastic line-up of family entertainment — perfect for little ones (and the young at heart!). 🎪 The Lonesome Boatman — A Circus-Theatre Adventure Sun 12 Oct | 3PM | €8 | Ages 5+ and…
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…
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….
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…
Drogheda’s streets, cafés, and shopfronts came alive on Friday night as Droichead Arts Centre’s Night Moves programme lit up the town for Culture Night 2025. Running from 9.45pm until midnight, the ambitious late-night schedule brought together light installations, music, spoken word, visual art, and markets in venues not usually associated with the arts. Highlights included…
Drogheda will shine once again this autumn as the Lú Festival of Light returns from 24th–27th October 2025, transforming the town into an open-air gallery of story, spectacle, and light. Inspired by Ireland’s ancient myths and modern legends, this year’s festival brings to life tales of Cú Chulainn and Ferdia, The Morrigan, and Queen Maeve’s…
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