Louth Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places To Visit
Planning to visit Louth? Check out our Louth Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Louth.
Top Places to visit in Louth (Ireland):
Leprechaun and Fairy Underground Cavern, Dundalk Stadium, St. Peter's Church, Mellifont Abbey, Monasterboice Monastic Site, Carlingford to Omeath Greenway, St. Laurence Gate, Beaulieu House and Garden, Drogheda Museum Millmount, Carlingford Marina, Castle Roche, Funtasia Waterpark, Stephenstown Pond Nature Park, Proleek Dolmen, St. Patrick's Church
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Carlingford | Visit Carlingford
Why not enjoy Carlingford and its great outdoors?
Check out some of the great sites Carlingford has to offer. Carlingford is based in the Cooley Peninsula which is located in the north east corner of Wee County. Equidistantly between Belfast and Dublin. Focusing on Carlingford it has a strong historical heritage mainly because of the Celtic Brown Bull of Cooley Tale which is an ancient Irish saga.
Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula also have a number of considerable pre-historic and medieval locations and sites, These sites are most prominent within the walls of Carlingford Village.
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To book your stay in Carlingford
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IRELAND, the green country | Sony a5100
This summer I did the best experience of my life. I left my home at july, for a month, to go to Ireland. I stayed in Dublin, but I travelled to Cliffs of moher, Galway, Kilkenny, Giant's Causeway, Howth. I saw the most exciting part of Ireland, the nature. Amazing places I will remember forever. I hope you feel my emotions.
Filmed and edited by me.
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Tranquility House | Carlingford | Luxury Stay
Tranquility House is an exclusive country home located in a prestigious setting overlooking Carlingford Lough and the surrounding picturesque areas.
This luxurious and stylish residence consists of 6 large bedrooms (5 of which can sleep up to 4 persons), 2 extensive reception rooms, a large elevated dining area, and an outstanding kitchen fully equipped with a central work area and large Aga Cooker.
There are 4 bathrooms, a vast sunroom with amazing views and a roof top terrace area. Tranquility House has immense gardens with water features and patio areas. The house is fully secure with cameras, electric gates and ample parking spaces.This is a perfect hen party house. The owners are fabulous and will cater for your every need.
'TRANQUILITY HOUSE' an exclusive country home located in a prestigious setting overlooking Carlingford Lough and the surrounding picturesque areas. This luxurious and stylish residence consists of 6 large bedrooms (5 of which can sleep from 4 to 6 persons) 2 extensive reception rooms, a large elevated dining area and an outstanding kitchen fully equipped with central work area and large Aga Cooker, utility room and laundry Room. There are 4 bathrooms, a vast sunroom with amazing views and a roof top terrace area. Tranquility has immense gardens with water features and patio areas. The house is fully secure with CCTV camers throughout along with Electric Gates and ample Secure Parking.
This is most suitable for Family Get - Togethers, Friends Re-unions, Outdoor Activity Groups, Walking Groups, etc.
'Tranquility House' a superb dwelling offering charm, peace and tranquility hidden between Omeath Village (2 min Drive) and Carlingford Medieval Village (4 Min Drive). Local activities include 2 first class Golf Courses, Hill Walking, Fishing, Outdoor Adventure Centre, Water Sports, Sailing, Jet Sking, Surfing, Horse Riding etc.
The Local Village is less than a kilometre away and contains traditional pubs, restaurants and shops and if you wish to avail of a full shopping experience then take a trip to Newry City which is only 10 minutes drive.
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4k aerial footage of the Flagstaff Picnic and Viewpoint in Newry, Northern Ireland
The Beautiful Flagstaff Viewpoint between Newry and Omeath, which has fantasic views of Warrenpoint, Omeath and Carlingford Lough, also a perfect spot for a picnic on a nice day
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Boyne Valley Greenway - Discover Boyne Valley, Birthplace of Ireland's Ancient East
Limerick's Great Southern Trail
The Great Southern Trail (GST) is a unique 85km stretch of countryside in West Limerick/North Kerry. It is the route taken by the Limerick - Tralee railway line, which opened in 1867/1880 and closed in 1975/1977.
Ireland's rolling green landscape, much of it untouched by development, makes it an ideal location for Walking, Cycling or Hiking for the enthusiast and casual walkers, cyclers' or hikers alike.
Numerous signed walking, Cycling or Hiking routes of note have been developed over the last decade for the specialists in self-guided walking, cycling holidays (hiking tours) in Ireland.
Today the Great Southern Trail is suitable for walking and cycling off road along a 36km route.
If you are planning a walking cycling or hiking holiday, or a short break to the Mid Western part of Ireland, why not check out the sections of the trail Trailheads, which have been developed for walking, cycling and Hiking.
The Great Southern Trail Action Group are a non-profit group working to develop the Limerick to Tralee section of the trail so that everyone can explore this beautiful region in a safe, leisurely way by foot or bicycle.
Dogs are permitted on the trail, please read a code of conduct for all trail users and observe the Leave No Trace Principles or Country Code.
2nd Peak - Slieve Foy (Louth)
Myself and Baker climbing our 2nd peak on our 26 peak challenge. Slieve Foy in county louth.
We took the hard route. and were delighted to find out there was lots of ice and snow on the top. All highlighted by an amazing orange sun set.
Hillsborough Fort Co Down
A remarkable place of vast proportions.
It's an Artillery fort built in 1650 by Colonel Arthur Hill - the Hill family built the village of Hillsborough starting with the fort. Remodelled in the 18th Century for feasts and entertainment.
Hillsborough Fort lies just outside the village of Hillsborough in County Down. Set in the beautiful Hillsborough Forest Park and built on the site of the old Magennes stronghold, the Fort was founded in 1630 by Peter Hill and completed around 1650 by Colonel Arthur Hill.
Certainly one of the Historic Houses of Northern Ireland, the Fort consists of a square enclosed by an earthen rampart with outer stone facing. The stone facing rises above the rampart level to form a parapet wall. It was constituted a Royal Fort by Charles II.
William of Orange spent several nights at the Fort on his way South to the Boyne in 1690.
The building’s historic significance is still marked in the 21st Century by the “Hillsborough Old Guard”, a local society which keeps the tradition of the fort alive through re-enactments and events. There is an official Bugler of the Hillsborough Fort Guard (historically the keepers of the Fort) who plays at ceremonial events.
Whilst Adults will ‘get’ the history of the location, kids will love the freedom they can experience in the vast grounds in front of the fort, making it a great family attraction in Northern Ireland. Despite the impression that the location is far from the rest of civilisation, the fort is just metres away from the pleasant centre of Hillsborough, with its restaurants, shops and cafés, and of course, Hillsborough Castle, the official Royal Residence in Northern Ireland.
Donkey Derby 2010 Coventry
Videos and stills of this year's event held at the War Memorial Park on 7th August.