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Steeple View

Steeple View is a beautifully presented holiday home located in the heart of historic Trim, Co. Meath, offering comfort, space and an exceptional location in the centre of Ireland’s Ancient East.

The property features three bedrooms, one ensuite an additional shower room, and comfortably sleeps four guests. A spacious living area provides the perfect place to relax, while the fully equipped modern kitchen opens onto a patio with outdoor furniture, ideal for enjoying a quiet morning coffee or unwinding after a day of exploring.

Self Catering Accommodation

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087 9135064

trimaccommodation@gmail.com

33A High Street,

Trim,

Co Meath

https://steepleviewtrim.ie/

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Boyne View House Trim

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.

Self Catering Accommodation

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00 353 86 8392946

deirdre@boyneview.ie

Drinadaly, Trim Co Meath, C15 PRR0

https://boyneview.ie/

https://www.facebook.com/boyneviewhouse

https://twitter.com/boyneviewhouse

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Hill of Down

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.

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Longwood

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.

Towns

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Boyne Blueway Trim

Located in and flowing through the picturesque heritage town of Trim, the Boyne Blueway Trim is a beautiful stretch of the River Boyne which flows from Trim to Bective Mill. With a length of 8kms it can be paddled in 2.5 to 3 hours and is suitable for dabblers & those with a little bit more paddling ability. This is phase one of the Boyne Blueway Trim development.

Adventure Activities & Family Fun

Blueways & Greenways

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+353 (0) 46 943 7227

trimvisitorcentre@discoverboynevalley.ie

Information: Trim Visitor Centre,

Castle Street,

Trim,

Co. Meath.

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Clonard Heritage Trail

A place made famous by the monastic school of St Finian in the 6th century, a seat of learning and place from where many well known saints travelled to Britain and Europe.

Walking

Enfield

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Bistro 61 at the Hamlet Court Hotel

The family-run Hamlet Court Hotel has a strong tradition of warm hospitality and great food.

With stunning contemporary décor, Bistro 61 is great for all family occasions and once again the personal touches and quality food will make your special moments a life-long memory.

You can pass several pleasant hours in the restaurant whether it be with friends, work colleagues, family or a romantic meal, no matter what the occasion, the Hamlet Court will help you celebrate with a culinary treat.

Opening hours are as follows;

info@thehamlet.ie

The Hamlet Court Hotel, Johnstown Bridge, Enfield, Co Meath

https://www.thehamlet.ie/food-drink/bistro-61-restaurant

https://www.facebook.com/TheHamletCourt

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Athboy Heritage Trail

The town of Athboy began sometime during the sixth century A.D. as a settlement at the river crossing known as the Yellow Ford. Long before this however, the inhabitants of Athboy were Druids, who had settlements at the nearby Hill of Ward. The Hill of Ward, also known as Tlachtga, is the site where the feast of Samhain was celebrated. Samhain is credited with being the forerunner of Halloween.

+353 (0) 46 9092300

touristinfo@solsticeartscentre.ie

Solstice Arts Centre and Tourism Information Point,
Railway St.,
Navan,
Co. Meath

http://www.solsticeartscentre.ie

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Blackfriary Community Heritage Archaeology Project

The excavations at the site of the award-winning Blackfriary Community Heritage and Archaeology Project (BCHAP) in the town of Trim, County Meath, Ireland are run by the Blackfriary Archaeology Field School. Their goal is to deliver a wonderful experience to all interested students, visitors, lifelong learners and enthusiasts at the Blackfriary. Already, so many have started their field careers or realised their dream of taking part in an excavation at this medieval friary in the heritage capital of Ireland.

Adventure Activities & Family Fun

Cultural Tourism Attractions

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info@bafs.ie

Blackfriary Archaeology Field School,
Griffin Park,
Trim,
Co. Meath

www.bafs.ie

https://www.facebook.com/BlackfriaryFieldschoolIreland/

https://twitter.com/Blackfriarydig

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Boyne Valley Activities

Float along the Boyne Blueway

With 12km of river for you to explore, kayaking on the Boyne is the perfect day out. We are the official provider for the Boyne Blueway so taking you downstream is what we do. You can take easy guided trips with us that are plenty of craic. You can immerse yourself in a rarely-seen landscape on slow tranquil journeys. Some of you like the self-guided experience and that's ok too.