DRAWDA - a curated multidisciplinary public arts programme, launched in Drogheda between November 2021, and April 2022, culminating in an Urban Art Trail throughout Drogheda that focuses on key figures and moments from our mythological past.
Drogheda Town Centre: Patrick St, Laurence St, North Strand, Dyer St, Meat Market Lane and Old Abbey
Over 800 years, Drogheda has been the stage for many of the events that have shaped Ireland’s destiny.
At one time, it could have been regarded as Ireland’s capital city; centuries later, it was port of departure for thousands of desperate famine victims. And in 1649, it became synonymous with one of the blackest chapters in Ireland’s history when Oliver Cromwell unleashed a degree of ruthlessness that still stirs emotions.
Over 800 years, Drogheda has been the stage for many of the events that have shaped Ireland’s destiny.
At one time, it could have been regarded as Ireland’s capital city; centuries later, it was port of departure for thousands of desperate famine victims. And in 1649, it became synonymous with one of the blackest chapters in Ireland’s history when Oliver Cromwell unleashed a degree of ruthlessness that still stirs emotions.
Boyne Valley Trails are a Drogheda based voluntary group which aims to share the beauty, heritage and culture of Ireland's ancient Boyne Valley, through a series of bespoke walks, trails and adventures.
Boyne Valley Trails will be hosting a fabulous selection of walks each month in Drogheda and the Boyne Valley.
Check out the website for details of what's planned!
Welcome to the heart of Irish hospitality!
Nestled in the charming town of Drogheda, our family-run pub offers a quintessential Irish experience steeped in tradition.
Step into a warm atmosphere where locals gather to revel in camaraderie and cheer on their favourite sports teams, with every match broadcasted live.
51 Fair Street,
Drogheda,
Co. Louth.
Lagavooren, Platin Road, Drogheda, Co Meath
Running from Dominic's Park on the south bank of the River Boyne near the Bridge of Peace in Drogheda, the Boyne Greenway takes you along the river close to the Mary McAleese Cable Bridge and then along the Boyne Canal to the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre at Oldbridge. This is approximately 4.5km long and presents some lovely views as you walk along the waterside.
Drogheda to Oldbridge House
Where better to start your Celtic Camino journey than in the historic Boyne Valley.
County Louth Golf Club (also known as 'Baltray') is situated in the historic Boyne Valley region just north of Drogheda. Perched along the mouth of the Boyne estuary and within a 45-minute drive from Dublin Airport it is also within a 1 hour drive of the city of Dublin.
County Louth Golf Club
Baltray
Drogheda
Co. Louth
A92 HK03
