10 May 2017 – Tourism Ireland has created a new online film inviting potential visitors everywhere to come and discover the island of Ireland during the summer months and immerse themselves in our culture.
Have a read of this great article on Loughcrew Cairns written by Paul Clements of Rough Guide following a recent visit to the Boyne Valley for Loughcrew Equinox:
Spring Equinox at Loughcrew: Waking up to Ireland’s Secret Rock Art
"Success at last" declared Lolo Robinson, Chairperson of Drogheda Comhaltas, "Success at last!"
Drogheda was this week named as the host town for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2018. The event is the world’s largest annual celebration of Irish music, language, song and dance. It attracts approx. 400,000 visitors to the host town every year.
BOYNE VALLEY TOURISM - Annual General Meeting Notice
Date: Tuesday, 28th March 2017
Venue: Headfort Arms Hotel, Kells
Time: 4.00pm
Categories for nomination 2017/2018
C: Restaurants
D: Licensed Vintners
5,000 years of history come alive in Tourism Ireland’s latest video
Tourism Ireland unveiled a second online film featuring Co Meath. It’s called “Stories of Ireland’s Ancient East: The Fairy Tree” – featuring storyteller Steve Lally recounting the story of the fairy folk said to live at the Hill of Tara.
To view the film, click here.
Tourism Ireland has unveiled an online film called “Stories of Ireland’s Ancient East: The Goddess’s Throne”, featuring Loughcrew and “beautiful County Meath” – part of Tourism Ireland’s promotional activity to highlight Ireland’s Ancient East around the world.
New online film goes live, highlighting Ireland’s Ancient East to millions across Great Britain
A new online film starring actor Richard E Grant exploring Ireland’s Ancient East, including Newgrange, has been unveiled. It’s the fourth in the series of short films created by Tourism Ireland and Smooth Radio to highlight the island of Ireland to holidaymakers in Great Britain.
