Toradh Gallery 2
Kells Courthouse,
Tourism and Cultural Hub
Headfort Road
Kells
Meath
The 51st Annual Moynalty Steam Threshing Festival takes place on Sunday, 9th August 2026 at the Moynalty Steam Threshing Museum and parkland.
Moynalty Steam Threshing, Moynalty, Kells, Co. Meath. Ireland A82C6K7
The Irish Ukulele Festival returns to Fore Distillery! 🎸🎶☀️
Bank Holiday Monday August 3rd at 12pm-3pm the Irish Ukulele Festival returns to Fore Distillery | Barrel & Bean Café with Mullingar and Munster Connacht (MUG) Ukulele Groups. There will be live ukulele music, Irish dancers and plenty of fun on the day – FREE Admission!
Fore Distillery, Lakill And Moortown, Fore, Co. Westmeath, N91 TY06
The Kelltic Bar & Courtyard
Experience a true Irish pub with gourmet pub grub, live entertainment, and cosy vibes. Celebrate life’s milestones in our stylish Courtyard venue, complete with bar, dance floor, and heated outdoor seating.
Open 7 days with entertainment Thursday to Sunday - perfect for nights out or private parties
Great casual gastropub food in a relaxed atmosphere with outdoor courtyard spaces during summer and open fires in wintertime for a real Irish welcome.
Headfort Arms Hotel, Kells, Co. Meath
We’re delighted to now be offering
Kells
81 Bective St, Townparks, Kells
Opening times:
Monday-Thursday 4pm-9pm
Friday 4-10pm
Saturday 2-10pm
Sunday 1-9pm
Our Sheridans Meath Shop & Café is situated in the beautiful Boyne Valley countryside.
We are open 7 days a week with a local Famers Market every Saturday from 10-2.
The Old Forge Restaurant next to Virginia Road Station,
Pottlereagh Carnaross
Co. Meath A82 PC42
Euro Business Park
The early Christian monastery of Castlekeeran is situated in the valley of the River Blackwater. Very little remains of the structure of this 8th century monastic settlement but with three high crosses, an Ogham stone and a early cross slab grave on the wall of the one remaining part of the church it was worth paying a visit to.
Castlekeeran,
Kells,
Co. Meath
St. Ciaran's (also seen as St. Kieran's) Holy Well is near both Castlekeeran (and its monastic site) and Carnaross townlands (approximately three miles). The well is of bedrock and is accessible by crossing one of two bridges across a river. The main well is situated beside a large ash rag tree and has two steps descending into its gorge; two others are proximal and follow along the rock streambed.
St. Ciaran's Well
Castlekeeran,
Co. Meath
