Drogheda

Tours conducted by the staff of Drogheda Museum Millmount will recommence from 3rd May at 2 pm daily, Mondays to Fridays.

From its location on the banks of the River Boyne, Il Ponte (The Bridge, in Italian) is the link between the dhotel and the cosmopolitan town of Drogheda.  With a mission to redefine Italian cusine in the locality, it offers handmade pasta and authentic pizza from a traditional pizza oven, all masterfully created under the watchful eye of our head chef.

Let our family look after yours in our beautifully appointed, family owned 17 bedroom hotel only 20 minutes from Dublin Airport.  Ample free parking, delicious food, beautiful gardens and a traditional Cead Mile Failte which has been extended to guests for almost 50 years.  Henry's Restaurant and bar food served daily.

Family owned state-of -the-art distillery producing a range of triple distilled Irish single malt and Irish pot still whiskey from three handmade bespoke copper pot stills. From “Grain to Glass” crafted within the distillery ensuring the production of whiskey and Gin of great character with a unique provenance and a real sense of place.

Visitor experience opening mid-2018 

Drogheda is most notable for its medieval period and to this day the walled town remains one of Ireland's most stunning medieval townscapes. Oliver Cromwell has always suffered from a poor PR image in Ireland and nowhere is this more evident than in Drogheda. For those of you who love “Horrible History” Cromwell's visit to Drogheda in 1649 will be of great interest. It's fair to say he didn't come to view the lovely scenery!

In journeying into Beamore and Kilsharvan you`re following the same paths as figures from every period of Ireland`s history: prehistoric hunters and farmers bound for Brú na Bóinne; St. Patrick and his monks; the Danes; Hugh de Lacy and the Normans; the protagonists of 1641; Oliver Cromwell; stragglers from the Battle of the Boyne in 1690; optimistic United Irishmen at the end of the 1700`s; victims of the Great Famine; idealists of 1916; raiding parties of The Troubles; and local people living everyday lives.

Every Saturday morning from 8am to 1pm

The market offers freshly grown farm produce, fresh cakes and bread, vegetables, fruit, flowers, clothing, hardware, toys, tools, jewellery and fancy goods on a wide range of open air stalls.

Drogheda Town Open Air Market takes place every Saturday morning in Bolton Square and Bolton St from 8am to 1pm

Every Friday from 10.00 a.m to 5.00 p.m

Farmers, growers, artisan producers, and craft makers are present in person to sell their own produce direct to the public at this market.

Local people producing local food, fruit, vegetables and crafts are involved in a weekly farmers' market; this is an ideal opportunity to show off their local produce.

It also a chance to get talk to people about the importance of buying locally produced food.

This Farmers Market takes place on West Street, every Friday 10.00 a.m - 5.00 p.m.