The new stone cottage is something special and recognized as such by the Kiltale experience's of winning many awards as an outstanding example of agri-tourism.
Kiltale, Dunsany, Co. Meath
The 2024 Award Winning Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort (Golfers Guide to Ireland - Social Media Award 2024) is situated in the Boyne Valley in the heritage town of Trim, a mere 35 minutes from Dublin and less than two hours from Belfast.
Knightsbrook have also been awarded Golf Resort of the Year Leinster 2026 by Golfer’s Guide to Ireland
Our Multi Award-Winning Resort not only offers superb accommodation and unparalleled scenery but also boasts an 18-hole Championship Golf Course designed by the late former Ryder Cup Legend Christy O’Connor Jnr.
Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort, Dublin Road, Trim, Co. Meath
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.
Kilmessan, Co. Meath.
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.
Johnstownbridge, Enfield, Co. Meath
Trim Castle Hotel celebrates over a decade in business. Founded in 2006 by the O’Brien family, our hotel offers 68 elegant bedrooms. We are situated in an opportune location, overlooking the eponymous Anglo-Norman castle at Trim, location of the Mel Gibson movie ‘Braveheart’.
Combining luxury and conviviality, our location in Ireland’s ancient town of Trim allows our visitors to explore some of the Ancient East’s most prominent attractions. Trim Castle Hotel is a retreat for all our guests, a place to relax in contemporary-style comfort.
Castle Street, Trim, Co. Meath
A modern bungalow situated on a farm, with beautiful views of the countryside. 3km from Trim, 35km from Dublin Airport.
There are four spacious en-suite bedrooms, two triples, two kings.
Tea making facilities, free WiFi and private parking available.
Room only, no breakfast provided.
Last updated on 08/12 at 12.08pm
Woodview Lodge, Adamstown, Trim, Co.Meath
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.
Athboy Hub Main St, Town Parks, Athboy, Co. Meath
A haven of tranquillity nestled in Athboy with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. 15 en-suite bedrooms including the stunning Jewel Suite. An ideal place to relax and unwind with its homely charm and friendly feel. Live music Saturday nights and live trad sessions Sunday nights. 40 minutes’ drive from Dublin Airport. The Darnley Restaurant.
Main Street, Athboy Co. Meath
Bective Abbey was founded in 1147 for the Cistercian Order by Murchad O'Maeil- Sheachlainn, King of Meath. It was Ireland's second Cistercian Abbey; a daughter house to Mellifont Abbey in Louth. The Cistercians had been founded to recapture the original simplicity of monastic life; this was reflected in their restrained buildings.
Just off the R161, at Ballina, Co. Meath.
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From M1 Motorway
At junction 10, take the N51 exit.
Continue onto R161 & turn left onto L4010 (Navan Road)
From Navan
Take the 1st exit onto Railway Street & continue onto R161 & turn left onto L4010 (Navan road)
From Drogheda
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto N51
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From Dublin M3
Continue onto Navan Road/N3, take exit onto R156
Merge onto M3, at junction 7, take the R147
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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.
