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Drogheda : Things to see and do
Drogheda : Organise your stay
Drogheda :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Drogheda Hotel tips
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Orley House from55.00 €
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Boyne Valley Hotel & Country Club from44.10 €
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Westcourt Hotel from49 €
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Travel guide Drogheda 
Drogheda : The Michelin guide review
Main port of the Boyne Estuary, with its nearby valley steeped in history, Drogheda is just a short distance from the extensive beaches of Bettystown and the beautiful coastline to the North. The town was founded in 911 by the Dane, Thorgestr. Little is left of the many monasteries that flourished in Drogheda in the Middle Ages. The nave and tower are all that remain of St Mary's Abbey. In 1649, when the town was taken by Cromwell's men, 2000 people were massacred.
Tourist attractions Drogheda : Things to see and do
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Newgrange
IRL - Donore
Dating from the same era as the pyramids, the mound (1.25 acres²; 80-85m in diameter and 11m high) consists of a cairn of stones enclosed within a circle of 97 kerbstones, some of which are decorated and surmounted by a facing of round granite boulde..
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Brú Na Bóinne
IRL - Donore
The stretch of valley between Drogheda and Slane, Brú na Bóinne (Gaelic for Palace of the Boyne) is home to spectacular megalithic tombs dating back more than 5 000 years. Some 40 burial places have been identified, but only three have been systemati..
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Old Library
College Street IRL - Dublin
This sober library (1712-1732) is by Thomas Burgh, chief engineer and surveyor general. The wonderful treasury includes some of the library’s most important works including the extraordinary Book of Kells , and illuminated manuscript on vellum (c 80..
Hotels Drogheda
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Westcourt Hotel
West Street IRL - Drogheda
Situated on Drogheda's main street, in the heart of the town centre, Westcourt Hotel offers a lively bar and comfortable rooms, just 25 minutes’ drive from Dublin Airport. There is excellent access to the M1 motorway. Room features include a plasma-..
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D Hotel
Scotch Hall IRL - Drogheda .
Prix Prices from : 55.20 EUR
The D Hotel sits on the banks of the River Boyne in Drogheda town centre. It offers luxurious rooms with plasma-screen TVs, a waterfront restaurant, a mini-gym and free parking. Rooms at Hotel D have free internet access, fans and a 24-hour room ser..
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The Glenside Hotel
Dublin Road IRL - Drogheda
Prix Prices from : 39 EUR
The Glenside is located in beautiful countryside just 2 km from Drogheda and 5km from the beach at Bettystown. There is a bar, a la carte restaurant and free parking. Bedrooms at The Glenside Hotel have en suite bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. They also i..
Restaurants Drogheda
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Split-level, bistro-style restaurant, in a Georgian city centre house with a striking pink door. Porcine-themed memorabilia features throughout. Well-priced, refined bistro cooking has French influences and relies on Irish produce. Attentive, persona..
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Scholars Townhouse
King St IRL - Drogheda
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Crowne Plaza
Green Park IRL - Dundalk
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Popular brasserie with buzzy atmosphere; its long, narrow room dominated by an open-plan kitchen. Front café-cum-bar - complete with cake and pastry counter - for light snacks. Neat, flavoursome modern European cooking from good value, daily changing..
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Redbank House
5-7 Church St IRL - Na Sceirí
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Restaurant 23
Balmoral Hotel (1st floor), 13 Seaview GB - Warrenpoint BT34 3NJ
Long-standing restaurant that moved from the high street to the first floor of a seafront hotel. Trendy bar and lounge; dining room with boldly patterned wallpapers, red banquettes and fantastic lough views. Neatly presented, unfussy classics at lunc..
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Brabazon
IRL - Slane
Relaxed, rustic restaurant set in former piggery of the manor house, with modern interior, painted wooden tables and pleasant terrace overlooking the landscaped courtyard. Contemporary cooking makes use of good quality ingredients.
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The D
Scotch Hall, Marsh Rd. IRL - Drogheda
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Bistro
IRL - Slane
