All Parks and Gardens

Open Daily until dusk. A half million blooms of every shade and shape make this a blooming marvellous place in the summer. Read more…

It was on the Hill of Slane that St. Patrick light his Pascal fire at Easter in 433 A.D. It is here that one can see the remains of the 16th century church on the site of the ancient church founded by St. Patrick. The hill dominates the landscape standing 158 metres and has spectacular views of the country. You Read more…

Sonairte is Irelands premier environmental visitor centre. The centre contains an organic garden, riverside nature trail, renewable energy interactive park, wind, rain and solar exhibits. Sonairts is Ireland’s only ecology centre providing education for a environmentally friendly lifestyle. Read more…

Situated 3.5km (2 miles) southwest of Dundalk, the pond and fishery consists of 2 hectares (5 acres) of natural woodland, grassland, willow copse, water meadow and pond habitats and is packed with bird and animal wildlife. Read more…

Located 2 miles east of Drogheda on the road to Baltray, this is a statley home of considerable importance. Originally a Jacobean manor house constructed in 1628, the elegant garden is open to the public at set times during the year. Read more…

Aptly named, “the land of youth”, this fun park provides an enchanting area with play structures imaginatively designed and fashioned from environmentally friendly materials. Read more…