From left to right: Carlingford Lough, The Cooley Peninsula, Castleroche, Dundalk, Monasterboice
The small but perfectly formed county of Louth on Ireland’s East Coast covers an area of only 317 miles, but is packed with exceptional attractions from the dramatic landscape around Carlingford Lough to the historically rich Boyne Valley.
Central to Ireland’s ancient past, Louth is filled with ancient relics and monuments, while the scenery in the north around the beautiful and dramatic Cooley Peninsula resounds with legend, myth and folk tales.
The heritage town of Carlingford sits beneath the beautiful green Slieve Foy Mountain at the edge of Carlingford Lough giving this medieval town unrivalled natural appeal.
Dundalk, meanwhile, is an impressive and lively town with excellent museums and a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants.
29 Apr 2009 - 04 May 2009
The 4th Annual Drogheda Arts Festival will take place over the May Bank Holiday Weekend in the town of Drogheda, County Louth. The...
26 Jun 2009 - 28 Jun 2009
Drogheda Annual Samba Festival, is a popular annual event based on the carnival culture of Brazil. Every Summer, performers...
Excellently located just off the M1 and N3, Baltray Links, Headfort and Knightsbrook are amongst Ireland's finest links and...
Midweek: One nights B&B and one €50 Scotch Hall Shopping Centre Voucher from €130 per room.Offer valid from 1st January until 31st...
One Nights Accommodation with Dinner and Full Irish Breakfast (Children's rate bed & breakfast only)
Weekend: One nights B&B and one €50 Scotch Hall Shopping Centre Voucher from €170 per roomOffer valid from 1st January until 31st...
Two Nights Bed & Full Irish Breakfast with Dinner on an Evening of Your Choice. (Children's Rate Bed & Breakfast Only)
One Nights Accomodation with Dinner and Full Irish Breakfast (children's rate bed & breakfast only)
Two Nights Bed & Full Irish Breakfast plus Dinner on an Evening of Your Choice (children's rate bed & breakfast only)
2 Bed & Breakfast 1 Dinner and with Free Golf available Sunday to Thursday
Official Tourism Website East Coast and Midlands
County Louth website
Excellently located just off the M1 and N3, Baltray Links, Headfort and Knightsbrook are amongst Ireland's finest links and...
The remains of St Oliver Plunkett, who was martyred in London in 1681, are on display in St Peter’s Catholic Church in Drogheda.
