Top Things to do in County Meath
10 Hidden Gems Things to do in County Meath That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in County Meath, Ireland including Beautiful Meath Tours, Boyne Valley Tours, LemonRock Bike Tours, Irish Military War Museum & Family Park, My Ireland Heritage Tours, Four Knocks, Loughcrew Cairns, Newbarn Farm, Causey Farm, Donaghmore Round Tower.
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1. Beautiful Meath Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 268 reviews
Beautiful Meath Tours | Bespoke and Personalized Chauffeur Driven Tours of The Island of Ireland Beautiful Meath Tours offer award winning chauffeur driven tours of Ireland. With a wide range of tours from historical sites of castles and ruins, to more modern day locations of cities and towns. So weather you wish to see the amazing sites of the Burren and Newgrange tombs or the bright lights of the cities of Dublin and Galway we have the tour for you in luxury and comfort. The company was founded by Derek Smith, an experienced fully licensed and insured driver, historian and tour guide. We have developed an excellent reputation in the Irish tourism industry for providing top class private and bespoke tours throughout Irelan
2. Boyne Valley Tours
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5.0 based on 249 reviews
Private Day Tours of the Boyne Valley, County Meath, rich in heritage and history. Visit the heritage capital of Ireland as your personal driver brings you from one location to the other to stroll around at your ease. Take a suggested tour or design your own. Since your tour is personalised, you will be picked up from your accommodation in the Meath / Dublin area.
3. LemonRock Bike Tours
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
LemonRock Bike Tours is a premium motorcycle rental and touring company specialising in tours of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. Our tours range from 3 to 14 days and include detailed route planning, motorcycle rental and 3 and 4 star accommodation. A spectacular way to see Ireland! We also provide single and multi-day motorcycle rentals, mainly BMW bikes.
4. Irish Military War Museum & Family Park
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5.0 based on 375 reviews
The Irish Military War Museum and family park,offers a fascinating insight into Irish participants' involvement in both World War One and World War Two, as well as other military conflicts in world history. The Irish Military War Museum, covering 5,000 square feet of floor space, will represent a distinctly non-political but 'must see' educational and historical resource for people of all ages and from right across the island of Ireland and beyond.
Reviewed By aoifered
Wow!!Went here today and what an amazing experience. The museum is brilliant and a huge collection of memorabilia. Fergus who works there is very knowledgeable and spent alot of time with us showing us everything and telling us stories and facts. My son said this is the best museum he has been in,way better than the one in Dublin city and Bovington in the UK. He will be returning at some stage with his friends. Worth every cent. I would highly recommend a visit here.
5. My Ireland Heritage Tours
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5.0 based on 144 reviews
My Ireland Family Heritage are an Irish Family business dedicated to assisting you in your quest to Walk in the Footsteps of your Ancestors and visit their exact Irish family homestead. We focus your Irish Genealogy research on finding your roots and records of your family history of past generations as well as providing you with a once in a life time Irish Genealogy tour experience to visit your families original family settlement of your Irish Ancestors. The My Ireland Heritage team are a Government certified & approved Genealogy & Touring Company, and we will personally guide you on the journey into your Irish ancestry. Many companies are genealogy research only, many companies are touring companies only, we at My Ireland Family Heritage are proud to be able to encompass your research and tour together enabling us to work with you throughout the process to customize your tour with you and for you.
6. Four Knocks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By 319jayh - Perth, Australia
We had planned to go to the large, well known, megalithic burial tombs at Bru Na Boinne. But, as well, my partner found out about Four Knocks on the web, so we thought we'd check it out. Glad we did. This is not easy to find on the winding back roads of Ireland, but persist. Then, when you get there you get instructions to a local farmers house to pay a 20 Euro deposit to get a key to go inside. Stick with it and do it. This is a little baby compared to Newgrange and Knowth, but it is almost a 1,000 years older. The carvings are all there to be touched. You can climb around and on a structure that is older than the Pyramids. This is a quirky and fun piece of history that you can't help but be moved by. Strongly recommended.
7. Loughcrew Cairns
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4.5 based on 302 reviews
Loughcrew Cairns are one of Meaths best kept secerts.The monumnets date back to 3.500BC and loughcrew tombs offer guided tours throughout these historic hills.
Reviewed By daviddJ3376XE
Loughcrew is a series of tombs spread across several hills near Oldcastle in Meath. The tombs date from the Neolithic period and are probably in or around 5300 years old. The largest of these tombs is Cairn T, on the hill of Carnbane East. There is a car park and a little walk over the fields to the top of the hill brings you to cairns. The views are wonderful, as this is the highest point in County Meath and on a clear day you can see Slieve Gullion and other mountains to the north. Most of the tombs only remain as stone circles, but Cairn T has an intact central chamber, which is fenced off. However, even though technically you can get a key, the passageway is barred by a steel support after about 2 metres, so there is no real point in getting the key. The rock carvings can be partly viewed through the iron doorway anyway. A nearby tomb is completely open and also has some impressive rock carvings. The site boasts some amazing views, but it is not wheelchair friendly, and, as one is walking over grass and sheep fields, some form of waterproof footwear is advisable.
8. Newbarn Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
9. Causey Farm
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4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By lindamurtagh76 - Dublin, Ireland
We attended this farm as part of a hen party for my sister, best laugh...She loved it, there were animals, muck, baking bread playing bodhran and Irish dancing!! She milked a cow, jumped in a bog, we all enjoyed and our guide James was great, all the staff we met were very friendly!! Definitely be back..
10. Donaghmore Round Tower
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 81clarea - Belfast, United Kingdom
During a recent trip to Co Meath we discovered this charming little graveyard with the remains of a church and an exquisite round tower. A peaceful place and well worth a short visit.
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