Tourism - Drogheda & District Chamber

Louth's Scenic Seafood Trail
The scenic seafood trail is a new tourism initiative and visitor experience being developed to showcase Louth’s picturesque coastline and local seafood offering,
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Download brochure Here
https://www.sealouth.ie/
Drogheda Walks
A map of four walks which highlight the natural beauty, built heritage and historical wealth of our town.
The walks range in length from the 1.5km ‘Five Bridges’ walk, to the 6.5km ‘Steps’ walk. The 4km historical ‘Walls’ walk and pretty ‘Spires and Towers’ walks traverse both sides of the river and reveal great views.
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Discover Drogheda
A heritage town steeped in history nestled on the banks of the River Boyne. Explore ancient gates & walls, sacred sites and battlegrounds - explore Drogheda!
Drogheda Visitor Guide
Laurence's Gate
Built in the 13th Century to guard the town of Drogheda, Laurence's Gate is considered the finest 'barbican' gate in the country.
Millmount Museum & Tower
The mound at Millmount is reputed to be 3,000 years old and local folklore has it that Amegin, the Celtic poet is buried there. When the Normans came to Ireland in the 12th century, Hugh De Lacy built a defensive Motte and Bailey here, overlooking the mouth of the Boyne.

St. Peters Church

St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church was built in the French Gothic style of local limestone ashlar in 1884. The church is famous for its tall west gable, rose window and for containing the national shrine of St. Oliver Plunkett.
Battle of Boyne Visitor Centre
This center explains the battle & relevance of the Battle of the Boyne which turned the tide of war.