Trim

Join us on Saturday 19th February 2022 for a night of amazing food, wine, drinks and ambience.
Kicking off at 6.30pm with a pre-dinner cocktail, enjoy 7 courses of the finest Irish and Boyne Valley cuisine, paired with wines from our extensive cellar. A wonderful evening full of gastro delights, with Eoghan on the piano!

Vegetarian and Vegan menus are also available; please tell us of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.
Available to both overnight and non-resident guests, book now as rooms and tables are limited

Beewise Nature Trail is excited to host an Easter Egg Hunt on 17th and 18th April.

Chocolate treats will be hidden around the 5 acre woodland walk for participants to find. An extra bonus will be the dinosaur eggs, one of which will have a special Golden Ticket to win a hamper.

Tickets must be booked online at https://beewise.ie/ and will become available from about mid-March. 

Two sessions will be held each day 10:30am and 14:00.

Beewise Nature Trail is delighted to announce that it's first Open Day of 2022 will take place on March 18th  from 11am to 3pm.

The 5 acre site is home to a wide variety of plant life which is the ideal habitat for butterflies, insects, birds and of course the honey bee.

There are plenty of surprises along the trail to educate and entertain all age groups and of course you will find a range of beautiful home-produced honey and bees wax products in the gift shop. 

Cost of entry is €8 per adult and €6 per child.

Based in the heart of the heritage town of Trim, the James Griffin pub always provides a warm welcome to its many regulars and visitors alike.

With its ever-present hospitality as well as live music and DJs scheduled for the month of January, The James Griffin is an ideal place to kick back after a busy week. 

The route from Trim Castle to Newtown Trim through the porch fields is a popular walk for locals and became even more so during the lockdown period. The history and archaeology of the Medieval Town and Castle are well known but less is known about the Porchfields and the borough of Newtown Trim.

In 2021 Meath County Council received funding from the Irish Walled Town Network (Heritage Council) to develop an audio-visual guide for the walk from the Sheep gate (across from Trim Castle) to Newtown Trim explaining the hidden history of the route from prehistory to the present.