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Drogheda, Co. Louth

Home to Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in 2018 & 2019, Drogheda’s traditional Irish music scene has grown from strength to strength.

The Grill & Chill Summer Event is Thursday 30th May, Friday 7th & 14th June & Wednesday 10th July. 

The evening includes: 

• Private Room with access to Grandstand  
• Reserved Table for the evening  (shared tables of 10)
• Admission to evening racing (First race 5.30pm - Last race 8.30pm Approx)
• €5 Tote bet
• Barbeque (Burger/Hot Dog & Salads)
• Free Pint of Bulmers /Budweiser
• Race card
• Live MUSIC  7.30pm to 9.30pm

Venue: Vanilla Pod Restaurant, Kells, Co. Meath

Meath County Council Arts Office presents:

Hoor     

An exhibition of poetry and illustration

TO BOOK TICKETS: click here   

Elmgrove Flower Farm will be opening its hundred acres of daffodils to the public again this year for limited dates only.
Visitors will be able to walk through millions of daffodils and fill their arms with beautiful blooms. St Patrick’s Day (Sunday, March 17) and Easter Sunday (March 31) are the two dates that are currently available. 
These will be ticket-only events. Simply choose the hour slot (for example 9am) or slots (for example 9am and 1pm) that suit you.

Enjoy a unique gourmet experience on Friday 8th March at Brabazon Restaurant, Tankardstown, together with Febvre Wines.

Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Boyne Valley, the Boyne Valley International Film Festival (BVIFF) returns from the 9-11 August for its third year in partnership with LOVE Drogheda BIDS.

Creating an environment for filmmakers and audiences to connect and celebrate film in the historical medieval town of Drogheda, located in the heart of the Boyne Valley Region, BVIFF will once again feature an extended festival over three days featuring screenings, events and a range of awards to help support filmmakers.

Celebrations commemorating the remarkable life of St. Brigid of Faughart are set to captivate audiences throughout Louth as the highly anticipated Brigid 1500: ‘Louth Birthplace of Brigid’ festival kicks off on January 26th, 2024.

The programme, spearheaded by Louth County Council, is a tribute to one of Ireland’s most esteemed saints, offering a rich tapestry of events and initiatives highlighting her legacy.