Music, Arts & Irish Culture

As winter gives way to early spring, Ireland’s ancient landscape comes alive with new hope and renewal. For centuries, St. Brigid’s Day, celebrated on February 1st, marks not only the beginning of the Celtic Spring but also a time to honour one of the country’s most beloved saints. St. Brigid’s Day, and the bank holiday weekend, provides a unique opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in Ireland’s heritage while enjoying a peaceful break in The Boyne Valley.

The kids are back to school after the Christmas holidays, and it won’t be long before they are off again for the mid-term break 2025. If you are looking for somewhere in Ireland to enjoy a family break this mid-term, look no further than the Boyne Valley. We have adventure, we have history, and we have great accommodation options too.

Nollaig na mBan in the Boyne Valley

2025 is here already and we are looking forward to a new year filled with relaxation after the bus Christmas period, but some adventure too! The Boyne Valley is County Meath and South County Louth is the perfect destination this January, whether you want to relax and take some down time with that special someone, or if you prefer to get more active and discover our greenways, heritage sites and more. There is also plenty of events happening in the region- from concerts to workshops and everything in between.

The Winter Solstice is a truly magical time of year, and there is no better place to witness this ancient event than at Newgrange in County Meath.

There is no better way to celebrate the festive season than a night out with friends or work colleagues at a Christmas Party Night. Why not make the trip to County Meath or South County Louth and enjoy a beautiful meal, great live music, and lots of dancing. Check in for the night at one of our accommodation providers and make the night complete. Here are our top Christmas Party nights out in the Boyne Valley 2024!

The Boyne Valley, in County Meath and South County Louth, has long been associated with Ireland’s rich cultural heritage, from the Neolithic monuments at Newgrange and Knowth to medieval castles and Celtic high crosses.

As the vibrant colours of summer fade into rich shades of gold, crimson, and orange, autumn becomes the perfect time to explore The Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway from Navan in County Meath to Kingscourt in Cavan. For those seeking a mix of nature, history, and adventure, the Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway offers an unforgettable autumn experience.

The Boyne Valley, steeped in history and natural beauty, offers an idyllic destination for those enjoying their retirement years. Mid-week breaks in this enchanting region provide a perfect opportunity for active retirees to explore, relax, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Ireland.

Culture Night, celebrated annually on the third Friday in September, invites locals and visitors alike to explore the rich cultural heritage of the Boyne Valley. From Drogheda to Trim and from Newgrange to Slane, the entire region bursts into life with a myriad of events that showcase its unique history, art, music, and traditions. Here are some great events to look forward to this Culture night, 20th of September, in the Boyne Valley.