Historical Sites

St. Laurence's Gate, standing since the 13th century

St. Laurence's Gate, which led to the Friary of St Laurence, is widely regarded as one of the finest of its kind in Europe.

Old Mellifont Abbey, founded in 1142

Today the ruins of the monastery stand silently on the banks of the little river Mattock.

The oldest surviving man made structure in Drogheda

Take in so many of the historical sights and exhibitions in Drogheda as well as the breathtaking views of the town.

Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre interprets the Neolithic monuments of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth

The extensive exhibition includes a full scale replica of the chamber at Newgrange as well as a full model of one of the smaller tombs at Knowth.

A true gem and rare survivor of Ireland's Heritage

Enjoy guided tours of the house and family history, four acres of walled garden and the Museum containing a collection of Classic race and road cars with memorabilia.

Visitors Centre at Oldbridge

Both kings commanded their armies in person. William had 36,000 men and James had 25,000 - the largest number of troops ever deployed on an Irish battlefield.