Coffee Works is a family-owned, speciality coffee shop serving coffee from Groundwork Coffee as well as delicious treats and a selection of Irish products.
Last updated on 14/11 at 15.40pm
Emmet Street, Trim, Co Meath, C15 V672
Located in the heart of Trim, Sallys is the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious coffee, lunch or pint on our riverside balcony.
Traditional Irish pub with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, live music Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.
Dog friendly.
Sally Rogers Bar,
Bridge Street,
Trim,
Co. Meath
C15 XKTS
Castle Crafts is run by a mother/ daughter duo who proudly support over 100 local crafters by creating an outlet to showcase their work, talent and skills in ceramics, glassblowing, one of a kind art pieces, beautiful home fragrances, handmade jewellery and artisan food among many other Irish crafts.
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10 Market Street, Trim, Co Meath
Located at the back of the Bounty Bar in Trim, with Trim Castle views, Med Street Food is located in a converted horse box with a wood-fired oven.
Here you can find the best of Mediterranean-style food, specialising in wood-fired sourdough pizzas.
Everything is homemade using the finest of ingredients.
Back of the Bounty Bar, Abbey Lane, Trim, Co Meath, C15 XD72
A 165km way marked walking/cycling trail commemorating a heartbreaking walk of forced emigration in 1847 at the height of the Great Irish Famine.
It begins at the memorial glass wall at National Famine Museum | Strokestown Park in Roscommon and continues through six counties including County Meath to EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin’s Docklands.
The route is marked by more than 30 pairs of bronze children’s shoes, including locations at the Hill of Down, Longwood and Enfield in Meath.
Along the Royal Canal Greenway.
County Meath access points at Enfield, Hill of Down and Longwood.
Enfield Fairy Trail is located at the Harbour Area of the Royal Canal Leisure Park in Enfield. Take a stroll through this fully accessible, enchanting little Fairy Trail full of fairy doors, houses, ladybirds and even a couple of thrones! Discover Fiadh the Forest Fairy, Flash the Footballer Fairy and many more. As well as trying to find all the fairy doors in the Trail, you can also visit Pooh Corner and our bird box area, and make sure you don't leave without finding out your very own Fairy Name!
Royal Canal Greenway,
Main Street,
Enfield,
Co. Meath
Steeple View is a luxury holiday home located in Trim town. The property has three bedrooms ensuite, shower room and the space to comfortably sleep four - five guests. There is a large living room and a well equipped kitchen leading on to a patio area with outdoor furniture.
Tastefully decorated with high quality furniture and fitting, guests can find it a very relaxing and comfortable place for a holiday. On arrival, guests are greeted by a family member and treated to complimentary tea, coffee and home baking of the day. Steeple View is open all year.
33A High Street,
Trim,
Co Meath
Boyne View House offers the guest a range of accommodation including individual bespoke lodges and cottages. Each lodge and cottage has it's own authentic and quirky decor that captures the eye of all tourists. We originally started as a Bed & Breakfast, but with consumer trends changing we now offer the guest a unique stay in our bespoke lodges and cottages.
Drinadaly, Trim Co Meath, C15 PRR0
Hill of Down is a small but picturesque setting centered around the Royal Canal. It is a real hidden gem and is one of 3 access points to the Royal Canal Greenway in Co Meath.
The village of Longwood, known in Irish as Maigh Dearmhaí, is a quaint rural village in Southwest Co Meath. An ideal location for exploration of the Royal Canal Greenway, the village links directly to the towpath via a newly developed lane way. With shops, takeaways and bars to source refreshments, Longwood is a lovely stopping point as you journey along the Greenway or in which to stock up on provisions in advance of your walk or cycle.
