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The Spirits of Meath Festival 2024

Every Halloween, The Boyne Valley transforms into a captivating destination during the mid-term break. This stunning corner of Ireland is known as the home of Halloween with legend telling us that the ancient festival of Samhain began on the Hill of Ward (Thlachtga) in Athboy thousands of years ago. This Halloween, our region provides a perfect backdrop for families and visitors seeking both spooky thrills and a taste of Ireland’s rich heritage.

October in the Boyne Valley is a magical time, where the region’s rich history, and vibrant communities come together in a celebration of Irish heritage and tradition. The Boyne Valley offers a unique blend of ancient monuments, scenic beauty, and lively events that capture the essence of autumn. From Halloween celebrations to harvest festivals and cultural tours, October is the perfect time to explore this enchanting region. Here are our top events happening in the Boyne Valley this October

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!

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.

Romantic Breaks in the Boyne Valley 2024

What could be more relaxing than enjoying leisurely walks in the late summer sunshine this August and September in the many beautiful gardens in the Boyne Valley?

The summer months always go by too quickly, but never fear- September is one of the best months to visit the Boyne Valley in County Meath and South County Louth.

Discover our beautiful heritage sites, take in a walk on our Greenways, and experience the beautiful cuisine on offer in one of our restaurants.