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South East Meath

Tara Lounge at CityNorth Hotel

The stylish Tara Lounge serves food daily from our A lá Carté Bar Menu from 12-9 pm 

We have introduced our Brunch Menu - available 7 days a week from 10.30am-12.00 Monday to Friday, 11am-12 Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays.

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CityNorth Hotel & Conference Centre, 

Gormanston,

Co. Meath, 

Ireland

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Peter's Pub

A lovely pub with old rustic charm.  Food is served all day in the bar and the restaurant open from early evening providing varied dishes from a choice of menus.  Coach tours are catered for but prior notice is appreciated.  There is also music provided in this premises.

Be sure to check out their fantastic outdoor dining space this summer!

Dunshaughlin
Co. Meath

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Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa

Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa, nestled in 21 acres of lush green Meath countryside, just 18 km from Dublin City Centre and 20 km from Dublin Airport. With 145 large, comfortable rooms including 2 exceptional Junior Suites and the impressive Presidential Suite on the top floor of the hotel.

 

+353 (0) 1 8013500
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Castlefarm,

Dunboyne, Co. Meath

A86 PW63

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The Signal Restaurant - Stationhouse Hotel

First opened on Easter Saturday 1984 by Thelma and Chris Slattery, the Signal Restaurant has always been a go to destination for fine dining and special occasions, winning many awards over it's 36 years.

With an emphasis on serving only the freshest of ingredients, sourced locally as much as possible and home-made to perfection, the Slattery family and their team pride themselves on great food and great wine, with warm and friendly service.

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Kilmessan, Navan, Co. Meath 

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Kilcloon Self Catering

A courtyard of self catering cottages created and designed to a high standard. All fully furnished and equipped with open plan kitchens, dining areas and tv lounges. The cottages are connected through mature planting that leads to a purpose built bbq and picnic area. Whether its peace and tranquility or an active holiday, these cottages are a superb base to explore the delights and locations of Ireland’s Ancient East. Enquire about our equestrian facilities.

016290803 / 087 6839670
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Brownstown, Kilcloon, Co. Meath

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Station House Hotel

Just 40 minutes from Dublin city centre and Dublin Airport, this award winning, boutique hotel is run by the Slattery family for over 40 years. Built in 1862 as a busy railway junction, the property consists of original listed buildings set on it’s 12 acres of manicured gardens and woodland that are listed on the Boyne Valley Garden Trail. Renowned as one of Ireland’s top food destinations, The Station House serves only the best of Irish and local Boyne Valley produce with its chef team curating seasonal and varied menus through-out the year.

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Main Street

Kilmessan, Co. Meath

C15 N40D

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The Hamlet Court Hotel

With a tradition of hospitality, the Hamlet Court Hotel and O’Neill family are renowned for a warm welcome and personal service. With this strong tradition we are committed to the personal touch that only a family operated hotel can deliver.

 

046 9541200
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Johnstownbridge, Enfield, Co. Meath

A83 WC04

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The Ivy Restaurant at Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa

The Ivy Restaurant’s menus have been developed with culinary awareness, balance and are constantly being updated with the latest innovations utilising the finest seasonal products. It is this culinary vision that drove the team to win the coveted 2 AA Rosettes from 2013 to date.

Outdoor Dining: 

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Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa, Dunboyne, Co. Meath 

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Four Knocks

Four Knocks is a neolithic passage tomb built about 5000 years ago. It is located 10 miles southeast of Newgrange between Ardcath in County Meath and the Naul in County Dublin. The name Fourknocks may be from the Irish Fuair Cnocs meaning Cold Hills.

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Fourknocks,

Stamullen,

Co. Meath

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The key for the entrance door to Fourknocks Passage Tomb can be obtained from the White family +353 (0) 1 8354722 before 6pm who live over a mile from the Tomb . Directions are signposted from Fourknocks  (see map below).
The house (Eircode A42 FN40) is found west of the tomb - turn left at the Y-junction with the white and green house then keep going straight up the narrow track where the main road turns to the left. The Whites' house is some distance up here - the 5th on the right.
A cash deposit must be given which is refundable on the safe return of the key. The key should be returned before 6pm.
The entrance is via a stone stile, there is no access for wheelchairs.

Four Knocks Map

Directions to Fourknocks from Drogheda:

Travel 14 km via Duleek to Ardcath Village.

Travel South East towards Garristown for 1.5 km (passing the school and church).

Turn left at cross roads towards Clonalvy (Fourknocks is signposted).

Travel for 2 km (passing Donnellys Pub in Clogherstown on the right).

Turn left onto a narrow road.

Travel for 0.5km to collect key at White's house which has a plaque with the name WHITE built into the stone wall at the roadside. There is a red hay barn behind the house.

Travel 1.5 km to a STOP sign where the road joins an equally narrow road, keep to the left.

Travel a short distance to a fork in the road, keep to the right towards Naul.

Travel for 175 meters, the Fourknocks pedestrian entrance is on the left hand side.

The pedestrian entrance is unsuitable for wheelchairs.

 

Directions to Fourknocks from Dublin and the Naul:

Take the M1 northbound, and exit at Junction 6.

Turn left on to the R122 towards Naul

Drive 5km to Naul village.

In Naul, turn right onto the R108, towards Drogheda.

After 2km turn left onto the L5624, signpost for Clonalvy.

Drive 2.5km, Four Knocks tomb is on your right.

 

Exterior of site open 24/7.

Access to monument: The key for the entrance door to Fourknocks Passage Tomb can be obtained from the White family +353 (0) 1 8354722 before 6pm who live over a mile from the Tomb . Directions are signposted from Fourknocks.
The house (Eircode A42 FN40) is found west of the tomb - turn left at the Y-junction with the white and green house then keep going straight up the narrow track where the main road turns to the left. The Whites' house is some distance up here - the 5th on the right.
A cash deposit must be given which is refundable on the safe return of the key. The key should be returned before 6pm.
The entrance is via a stone stile, there is no access for wheelchairs.

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