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The Glebe House borders the Dowth Passage
Tomb near Drogheda in County Meath. This well kept period house and
gardens provides Accommodation with Breakfast. Afternoon Tea is served in old world style. For
bookings phone +353 41 9836101 or fax +353 41 9843469.
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The d
hotel is a new 4 star hotel situated in Drogheda
on the historic River Boyne. The Hotel forms part of the
redevelopment and rejuvenation of Drogheda's south bank. The
hotel offers 104 high quality bedrooms many with superb
views over the river and Drogheda's town centre. Click
Here for more information.
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Bettystown Court, Conference
& Leisure Hotel
- Opened 2007 in the Co. Meath coastal town of Bettystown, built to a 4 star specification it is
located within walking distance of the beach at Bettystown.
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The Millhouse Hotel - An eighteenth century Georgian manor
on the banks of the River Boyne Valley. Located close to the village of Slane
in the heart of Ireland’s richest historical county. The Millhouse has 11 luxury boutique bedrooms,
conference room, dining room, bar and lounge.
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Self catering
accommodation - six exclusive 300 year old holiday cottages nestle
on the beach front. A secluded oasis of peace and tranquillity within
a large organic flower garden. Located at Laytown, Co. Meath just a
short drive from the Boyne Valley.
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Roughgrange Farm, Bed and Breakfast accommodation just a short walk
from the Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre. Contact Mrs. Irene McDonnell, Staleen, Donore,
Co. Meath. Telephone: +353 41 9823147.
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Links
View Bed & Breakfast Accommodation. You will receive a very warm welcome at the Links View Bed
& Breakfast, located in Mornington close to Drogheda and within easy reach of Dublin.
For Bookings phone +353 41 9827222.
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Rossnaree House, Slane, Co. Meath. Family run Bed and Breakfast
accommodation, evening meals by arrangement. The house
is set above a bend on the river Boyne with wonderful views of the
mounds at Newgrange and Knowth.
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The Boyne Valley Hotel
on the outskirts of Drogheda is well suited for visits to the Boyne
Valley sites of Knowth, Newgrange
& Dowth. The hotel on 16 acres of gardens and
woodland was built in 1845 as a private house and converted into a hotel in 1961.
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Annesbrook
is set in the Boyne Valley in the heart of archaeological Meath only 7
minutes from Newgrange and less than half an hour from the Hill of
Tara, Monsterboice, Trim Castle, Kells and hundreds of archaeological
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The Newgrange Hotel in Navan
is well located for touring the Boyne Valley sites of Newgrange,
Knowth and Dowth to the east and
Loughcrew to the west.
The
Station House Hotel is located in Kilmessan, Co. Meath, a few miles from the
Hill of Tara, the seat
of the High Kings of Ireland up to the sixth century A.D. On the
summit of Tara stands a pillar stone believed to be the Lia Fail, or
the stone of destiny, on which the Kings of Ireland were crowned.
In the last century, the present hotel was a train
station serving as a livery stop for both Meath and the county of
Westmeath. The original Signal House has been converted into a Bridal
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Killowen
House Bed & Breakfast is situated 3kms South of Drogheda town, 50
metres off the N1, the main Dublin to Belfast road, 48kms (30 miles) from
Dublin City. A good base for touring the Boyne Valley Megalithic Tombs of Newgrange,
Knowth & Dowth.
Knightsbrook Hotel & Golf Resort - Trim, Co. Meath.
A four start hotel on a golf course close in the heritage town of Trim, famous for its magnificent Norman
Castle, Yellow Steeple and beautiful streets.
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