There is something special about stepping into a traditional Irish country pub. The fire might be glowing, the Guinness settling perfectly in the glass, locals chatting at the counter, and music filling the room. These are the places where stories are shared, friendships are made and visitors experience the genuine warmth that Ireland is famous for.
July is one of the most exciting times of the year to visit the Boyne Valley. As summer reaches its peak, the region comes alive with an incredible programme of festivals, concerts, family days, sporting events, arts experiences and cultural celebrations. Whether you're planning a family holiday, a weekend escape or simply looking for something different to enjoy, there's no shortage of memorable experiences waiting across Counties Meath and Louth.
Slane is a destination where history, heritage, and unforgettable experiences come together. Famous for its castle, whiskey, ancient landmarks, and picturesque village atmosphere, Slane is the perfect setting for a romantic getaway. Whether you're seeking relaxation, culture, creativity, or an outdoor adventure, this three-day itinerary will help you make the most of your time together.
Long evenings, live music, heritage trails, artisan food, outdoor adventures and unforgettable cultural experiences await at the inaugural Navan Midsummer Festival this June- a Celtic Celebration!
Taking place from June 18th to 21st, the festival will transform Navan into a vibrant hub of music, creativity, storytelling and celebration, with events happening throughout the town and across the wider Boyne Valley landscape.
Stretching from the ancient passage tombs of Brú na Bóinne to the lively streets of Boyne City, Michigan, two communities separated by the Atlantic are united by a shared name, a shared spirit, and a growing friendship.
The official twinning of the Boyne Valley in Ireland with Boyne City, Michigan celebrates far more than geography. It is a partnership built on heritage, culture, tourism, education, and community connections that continue to strengthen year after year.
May in the Boyne Valley is where longer days, brighter evenings and a packed cultural calendar come together. From hands-on creative workshops and powerful exhibitions to live performances, outdoor adventures and unforgettable events, there’s something happening around every corner. Whether you're planning a family break, a cultural day out or a night of entertainment, here’s what’s on across the Boyne Valley this May.
Set along the River Boyne, Drogheda is a town that blends history, coastal beauty, great food, and memorable experiences. Whether you’re planning a relaxed getaway or something a little more adventurous, this three-day itinerary offers the perfect mix for couples looking to unwind and reconnect.
April in the Boyne Valley is a time of renewal, colour, and celebration. As spring settles in, the region comes alive with festivals, family-friendly Easter events, cultural experiences, and plenty of opportunities to relax and explore. Whether you're visiting for a day or planning a longer stay, there’s a fantastic variety of events to enjoy throughout the month.
Here’s what’s on in the Boyne Valley this April.
There is no better place to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than the Boyne Valley. From vibrant town parades to community-led celebrations filled with music, colour and creativity, 17th March, 2026, promises another fantastic day across the region.
Here’s what’s happening for St. Patrick’s Day 2026 in the Boyne Valley.
March in the Boyne Valley brings longer evenings, spring colour and a calendar packed with unforgettable experiences. From live music and theatre to family breaks, festival fun and indulgent Mother’s Day treats, there is something happening in every corner of the region. Here is your guide to what’s on this March across the Boyne Valley.
