Navy Bettystown is a beautiful new café located at 5 Bayview, Bettystown, Co. Meath, right by the sea.
Opened by sisters Sabrina and Valerie Sherlock, it has quickly become a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.
5 Bayview, Bettystown, Ireland
Experience Tradition & A Warm Welcome at McDonough’s Coffee House & Bar
Perched on County Meath’s breath-taking Gold Coast, McDonough’s isn’t just a place for a drink—it’s a slice of history and a home away from home.
Triton Road, Bettystown, Co. Meath A92RV05
From 2021 to 2022, the Droichead Arts Centre, Drogheda Port and Meath County Arts Office collaborated with the project to offer five artists the site of Mornington, County Meath. Mornington is home to three lights (the North, West and East lights) along with the additional architecture of: Lady’s Finger, the Maiden’s Tower and the ancient beacons where fires were originally lit before the presence of lighthouses.
Laytown and Bettystown, a traditional links with undulating fairways, riveted bunkers and fast greens, is situated on the south bank of the River Boyne in the seaside village of Bettystown, with views of the Cooley and Mourne mountains.
The course was first played in the 1880s but the club was not formally in the existence until 1909. The course has produced some of Ireland's best golfers, notably Ryder Cup golfers - Des Smyth and Philip Walton. Top class amateurs include Declan Brannigan and John McGinn. In 2004, the Leinster open Seniors Competition was hosted here.
Bettystown
Co. Meath.
2016 European Holiday Home Awards
Dating back over 300 years, The Cottages Ireland are 6 exclusive, luxurious thatched holiday cottages superbly set in a hamlet like setting on Ireland’s east coast.
Seabank, Coast Rd, Bettystown, Co. Meath
The area just south of Inbher Colpa (the mouth of the River Boyne) has some beautiful beaches stretching from the north of Mornington through Bettystown as far south as Laytown. Typical of the Boyne Valley, each of these coastal towns and villages has their own interesting folklore.
