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Small is definitely beautiful when it comes to Ireland’s ‘wee’ county, Louth
The small but perfectly formed county of Louth on Ireland’s East Coast covers an area of only 317 miles, but is packed with exceptional attractions from the dramatic landscape around Carlingford Lough to the historically rich Boyne Valley.
Central to Ireland’s ancient past, Louth is filled with ancient relics and monuments, while the scenery in the north around the beautiful and dramatic Cooley Peninsula resounds with legend, myth and folk tales.
The heritage town of Carlingford sits beneath the beautiful green Slieve Foy Mountain at the edge of Carlingford Lough giving this medieval town unrivalled natural appeal.
Dundalk, meanwhile, is an impressive and lively town with excellent museums and a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants.
By Plane
Dublin Airport is situated approximately 6 miles north of Dublin City, and is easily accessible from Louth, by way of the M1 motorway.
By Boat
The nearest seaports to Louth are at Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire, Larne, and Belfast.
By Bus
Bus Éireann provide services to County Louth from Dublin, Belfast, Westmeath and other counties.
By Train
The Dublin / Belfast line serves Co. Louth with stations at Drogheda and Dundalk. For further information on rail services visit www.irishrail.ie.
Irish Cycle Hire
Irish Cycle Hire, offers tours in three of the most picturesque regions of Ireland. They are located in Ardee, County Louth.
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Whiteriver Park
Whiteriver Park, situated in Collon, County Louth, offers arrive and drive karting for individuals and groups for Grand Prix events, kart racing competitions and driver training.
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Celtic Adventures
Celtic Canoes is offers canoe, Kayak and sup boarding adventures on the rivers and lakes of Louth, Monaghan, Dublin, Kildare and Meath and also offer activities such as archery, raft…
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