Great Days Out in Meath
NeuroFest Returns to Navan Adventure Centre
Neurodiversity Navan is delighted to announce the return of NeuroFest, a vibrant festival celebrating neurodiversity, inclusion and connection; created by and for the neurodivergent community. […]
Slane Castle 5km Trail Run/Walk Fun-Draiser is Back for its 11th Year!
Slane Castle 5km Trail Run/Walk is back for the 11th year, and will take place on Sunday 24th of May 2026 in the scenic grounds […]
Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre brings history to life with the Living History Tours this summer
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has announced the return of a series of living history tours at the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre, […]
The OPW wins prestigious EU award for its work to improve energy efficiency in Heritage properties
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has announced that it has won a prestigious European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award 2026 for its training […]
Trim sculpture tour
The artist of the King & Queen sculpture took inspiration from the mythological site in Tara. The Hill of Tara was a significant location in […]
The forgotten Athlumney Castle of Navan
Nestled amidst new apartment blocks, schools and roads lies Athlumney Castle, located on higher ground on the Convent Road in Navan, overlooking the neighbourhood. From […]
The Ambient Village of Slane-Hill of Slane
Slane is a village with a small population of only around 1,500. The positioning of this village is what brings a number of visitors to […]
Bective Estate
Nestled on the road between Trim and Navan, is a historic gem of Meath, the Bective Estate dating back to the 12th century. The Bective […]
Jamestown Bog Walk
Just 8 kilometres from Navan, County Meath, the 4.3 kilometre Jamestown Bog Walk offers an ideal Autumn or Winter stroll. Embark in an adventure that […]
Dun a Rí Forest Park
Dun a Rí Forest Park is located a very short distance of 1.6 kilometres from the Meath and Cavan County Border, in the town of Kingscourt. […]
Boyne Valley to Lakelands County Greenway Navan
Greenways in Ireland are a great way to move around and enjoy the Irish landscapes. We had the pleasure of cycling some of our demo […]
Bective Abbey
Though a bit far off from Meath’s major towns, Bective Abbey is a quiet yet interesting spot to explore in Meath countryside. Far off from […]
Kells: An attraction in itself
Kells as a heritage town is not categorised as such for one momentous location or site, but for its many historical attractions littered across the […]
Trim Castle: a setting suited to the big screen
Trim castle, since its construction 800 years ago, has helped Trim town build itself up and gain a reputation as one of Meath’s most well-known […]
Boyne Ramparts Walk: A path flowing with the river
For those who crave a river view while strolling down gravel paths, the Boyne Ramparts Walk gives just that with derelict buildings and ducks included. […]