Louth, Ireland- The Wee County
Although Louth is the smallest county in Ireland by area, it is proof that bigger is not always better. With a number of historic and religious sites, its location on the seaboard, the close proximity to both Dublin and Belfast and the stunning scenery it is no surprise that this little county continues to appeal to tourists. Many of the towns in Louth are full of heritage buildings from the county’s strong medieval past, but the present is just as appealing to those who visit. There are plenty of activities to keep virtually anyone whether they prefer to dive into history or explore the natural wonders of the area.
Reasons to Visit Louth
For the history buff, Louth is full of heritage sites that date back to the ancient days. The Mellifont Abbey, Stones of Proleek Dolmen, High Crosses, Tower at Monusterboice and the ancient site of the Battle of Boyne are just a few of the many historical sites that you can take in during your stay. If you prefer to get in touch with nature, you have the option of three adventure centres or three blue flag beaches where you can engage in activities like cycling, walking, swimming, boating and angling. Spend some time trying to unwind over a few rounds of golf at the more than ten golf courses that can be found throughout the county.
Entertainment and Dining in Louth
Spend some time exploring the many festivals that Louth has to offer its residents and guests. The Annagassan Viking Festival and Raglan Road Festival are just a couple that might interest you. If what you want is a night out at one of the bars, pubs or taverns then pay a visit to the McManus Bar. Here you will find a main bar, kitchen, old curiousity bar, music bar and secret beer garden housed under one roof. You can also enjoy some of the finer cuisine offered at the multitude of restaurants throughout Louth.
Accommodation in Louth
Smarmore Castle Bed and Breakfast dates back to the year 1320. The interior was completely refurbished to help preserve the old style and character of the building. Even with the age of the surroundings, you will find the same comforts afforded at any typical bed and breakfast. You can also choose to stay at one of Louth’s many hotels or self-catering cottages if that type of accommodation suits you better.
Louth Holiday Properties
This appealing cottage with 2 ft thick walls has been well renovated, with living space upstairs and a balcony that enjoys views over the surrounding countryside. Situated in a small development of refurbished farm buildings, you are just 2 miles from the medieval village of Carlingford which boasts 10 pubs and 11 restaurants as well as still retaining many of its ancient buildings. The Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough make this an area of stunning natural beauty, and it's all devoid o
Located in rural County Louth, this traditional stone barn has been sympathetically converted to form 3 lovely cottages with old world wooden beams and exposed stone walls. All mod cons have been included to ensure a comfortable stay. Only minutes from Ardee market town and within an hour of Dublin. County Louth has something for everyone, beaches on the Cooley Peninsula, historical interest sites such as the Battle of the Boyne and Newgrange, great walking and cycling trails, as well as excelle
Imagine an old stone barn, beautifully converted into 3 individual apartments and this is the result! Exposed stone walls, tiled and wooden floors, comfortable furniture and all mod cons. Enjoys a lovely rural location and yet only minutes from the market town of Ardee and within an hour of Dublin. County Louth has something for everyone, golden beaches on the Cooley Peninsula, historical attractions and lots of restaurants and pubs. What a great base! The other two bedroom apartments on site ar
This cottage is one of two, situated in a small redevelopment of an old farmyard. Comfortably furnished and very private, you are just 2 miles from the medieval village of Carlingford, which boasts 10 pubs and 11 restaurants as well as still retaining many of its ancient buildings. The Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough make this an area of stunning natural beauty, and it's all devoid of commercialism. The archaeological sites of New grange, Parolee Dolmen, and the Hill of Tara are all w
Located just 7 miles from the seaside village of Carlingford on the beautiful East Ireland coast, this property is a true gem. Recently restored to provide first class accommodation, the property features a thatched roof, open fires and beamed ceilings. The farm has been in the same family since it was built and features many interesting artifacts recording its colourful history. The area abounds with activities including hill walking, water sports and golfing. Stay here and add to the history
This superbly renovated traditional barn has been converted into 3 separate apartments and this is the middle one. The original stone walls and brick arches are a real feature, and every care has been taken to ensure that warmth and comfort are enjoyed by all. Minutes from Ardee market town and within an hour of Dublin. County Louth has something for everyone, golden beaches on the Cooley Peninsula, the World Heritage site at Newgrange and many leisure activities including golf, fishing and ridi
This fabulous house is ideally situated half a mile from the village of Omeath, 5 miles from the bustling town of Carlingford. The living areas and entrance are on the first floor and take full advantage of the beautiful views over Carlingford Lough and Warrenpoint. It is tastefully furnished, with a welcoming open fire, fully equipped fitted kitchen and comfortable bedrooms. There is access to a lower garden from the ground floor whilst the upstairs boasts a balcony and decked area. Shop. Pu
Comfortably furnished and very private, this end terrace cottage situated in a small redevelopment of an old farmyard is just 2 miles from the medieval village of Carlingford, which boasts 10 pubs and 11 restaurants as well as still retaining many of its ancient buildings. The Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough make this an area of stunning natural beauty, and it's all devoid of commercialism. The archaeological sites of New grange, Proleek Dolmen, and the Hill of Tara are all within an
A delightful property located on the first fairway of Seapoint golf club in Termonfeckin, 5 miles from Drogheda and just 40 mins from Dublin airport. You can access the beach, which stretches to the Boyne Estuary, via the dunes for lovely walks or walk to the first tee from the door. A peaceful and tranquil area to get away from it all and perfect your swing! Baltray course is also nearby. Day trips to Dublin and Belfast are highly recommended. Nearby Bettystown offers an expansive beach - grea
This is one of two newly renovated cottages just outside the quaint village of Castlebellingham. The cottages overlook rolling fields and have easy access to the M1 Motorway to Dublin (50 miles) and Belfast (90 miles) with the town of Dundalk close by. Each cottage is tastefully furnished. There are nine excellent golf courses in the region, with the world famous Baltray links nearby. The area also offers excellent walking, cycling and angling, with the stunning Cooley Mountains to the north of
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