Nobber Heritage Centre (Open October)
George Eogan Cultural and Heritage Centre, Nobber, Co. Meath, A82 WY10.
The lane beisde Keogan's Bar & Lounge will lead you to the Heritage Centre

Saturday 10am - 4p-m
Other Days by Appointment only

George Eogan Cultural and Heritage Centre, Nobber, Co. Meath, A82 WY10.
The lane beisde Keogan's Bar & Lounge will lead you to the Heritage Centre

Saturday 10am - 4p-m
Other Days by Appointment only
Nobber Heritage Centre serves as a central venue within the Siamsa Glas Festival, featuring a premium concert experience. Visitors can explore displays detailing the local history, culture, and heritage of Nobber and the surrounding Boyne Valley area.
Nobber Heritage Centre, Nobber A82WY10
Keogan's is a family-run pub in the heart of Nobber offering a bar, two lounges and a private function room. Enjoy a wide variety of drinks, great atmosphere and the odd tune. Come for the pints, stay for the craic!
Main Street, Nobber, County Meath, Ireland
In the heart of the village of Nobber and only one minute from the Boyne Valley to Lakelands County Greenway.
Serving breakfast, lunch and tasty treats, with speciality coffee and artisan local food produce. Open daily.
Main Street, Nobber, Co. Meath, A82 K0N2
(Nobber mediveal church ruin and modern Church of Ireland church, now George Eogan Cultural and Heritage Centre: Photo, Henry Cruise)
Nobber: from the prehsitoric to the present day
The town of Nobber and its surrounds is an ancient settlement that can trace its roots back to Mesolithic Ireland, c.6,000 BC. The name Nobber come from the Irish word “an Obair” ('the work'), which refers to the Norman motte at the north end of the village.