Trim Heritage Town
Medieval Trim
Trim has one of the best preserved collections of medieval buildings in Ireland, from town walls to monastic sites, as well as the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland. Trim is situated on the banks of the River Boyne in an area of fertile plains. The town developed around Trim Castle, straddling the river to the north and west of the castle. In the 13th century the town was enclosed within a circuit of stone walls. Augustinian (1140s, 1202), Franciscan (1260), and Dominican (1263) friaries were established, indicating the growing prosperity of the town.
Trim Visitor Centre,
Castle Street,
Trim
C15 TXA5
View location on Google Maps here
From M1 Motorway
At junction 10, take the N51 exit.
Continue onto R161 & continue onto Trim
From Navan
Take the 1st exit onto Railway Street & continue onto R161 & continue onto Trim
From Drogheda
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto N51
Continue onto R161 & & continue onto Trim
From Dublin M3
Continue onto Navan Road/N3, take exit onto R156
Merge onto M3, At junction 6, take the R125 exit
Continue to follow R154
Take exit onto Castle Street
Turn right & destination will be on the right
Parking: Trim Town Centre has pay and display parking 9.00-18.00 Monday to Saturday with an hourly rate of €1.00.
Special offer: all-day parking for €3.00 available in Emmet Street Car Park, Trim, 3 minutes walk from Trim Castle Entrance. See Map to Emmet Street Car Park.
