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  1. County Louth Golf Club

    Baltray, Louth

    County Louth’s Golf Club, perhaps better known as ‘Baltray’, is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s finest links. Read more

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  2. Dundalk Golf Club

    Blackrock, Louth

    Founded in 1905, Dundalk Golf Club has unquestionably one of Ireland’s finest parkland layouts. A stunning par-72 course, measuring more than 6,800yd, it is a joy to behold and is surrounded by magnificent views of the Mourne mountains and Carlingford Lough.
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  3. Bridge Street Studios

    Dundalk, Louth

    Bridge Street Studios consists of a group of artists working in the fields of ceramics, prints, metalworks, painting, sculpture and mosaics. The studio hosts regular exhibitions and also produces work on a commission basis. Read more

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  4. Droichead Arts Centre

    Drogheda, Louth

    The Droichead Arts Centre was founded in 1989 to serve the Drogheda area as a resource for a wide range of activities such as exhibitions, performances and workshops. Read more

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  5. The Jockey's

    Dundalk, Louth

    The Jockey's is a family run premises situated in the centre of Dundalk town. The bar and restaurant is renowned for its quality of food especially its carvery lunches and friendly relaxed atmosphere. Read more

  6. Triple House Restaurant

    Termonfeckin, Louth

    The Triple House Restaurant is a 200 year old country house set in the scenic village of Termonfeckin. There is an emphasis on local produce, free range and organic, and fresh fish and shellfish from nearby Port Oriel. Read more

  7. Magdalene Tower

    Drogheda, Louth

    Magdalene Tower is all that now remains of the once important Dominican Friary It is the belfry tower of the friary which Lucas de Netterville, then Archbishop of Armagh, founded ery in about 1224. Read more

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  8. Saint Brigid’s Shrine and Well Faughart

    Dundalk, Louth

    Situated just 15 minutes from Dundalk, the Hill of Faughart is one of County Louth’s great historical sites. It is the location of several scenes of the legendary Táin Bó Cúalinge and features ruins associated with St Brigid. Read more

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  9. Proleek Dolmen

    Dundalk, Louth

    This is a fine example of a Portal Dolmen in the grounds of the Ballymascanlon Hotel in Dundalk County Louth. The capstone which weighs about 35 tons is supported by three standing stones. Read more

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  10. Kildemock Jumping Church

    Ardee, Louth

    The Kildemock Jumping Church is a fascinating religious ruin found 4km south of Ardee in Millockstown, County Louth. The church dates from the 14th century and part of its west gable now stands inside the wall of the original foundation. Read more

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